The West Indies Cricket Board hosted their seventh annual awards. Jason Holder, Shai Hope and Keemo Paul bagged the Player of the Year awards in the Test, ODI and T20I formats respectively.

Jason led from the front especially in the longest format in the past year. West Indies drew the three-match home Test series against Sri Lanka 1-1 and beat Bangladesh in the two-match Test series 2-0. The skipper scored 405 runs and picked up 21 wickets during that period. He will now be leading the side against India in a couple of Test matches.

Shai Hope, who was brilliant at the recent Cricket World Cup, won the ODI Player of the Year for scoring runs consistently throughout the past year. He impressed everyone with his average of 67.30 while scoring 875 runs in 2018. He also scored three fifties and three hundreds.

A young and fresh face at the international level, Keemo Paul, stood out for the Caribbean side in the T20I format in his debut year. He played 13 matches, scored 124 runs and picked up 17 wickets. For his performance, he was awarded the T20I Player of the Year.

Here is the complete list of award winners:

West Indies Test Player of the Year: Jason Holder

West Indies ODI Player of the Year: Shai Hope

West Indies T20I Player of the Year: Keemo Paul

West Indies Emerging Player of the Year: Oshane Thomas

First Class Team of the Year: Guyana

West Indies Championship Player of the Year: Rahkeem Cornwall

West Indies Women’s T20 Player of the Year: Deandra Dottin

West Indies Women’s ODI Player of the Year: Deandra Dottin

Colonial Super 50 Cup Player of the Year: Yannick Ottley

West Indies U19 Player of the Year: Joshua Bishop

Caribbean T20 Player of the Year: Andre Russell

Rising Stars U19 Team of the Year: Trinidad & Tobago

West Indies Umpire of the Year: Joel Wilson

West Indies Player of the Year: Jason Holder

West Indies Women’s Player of the Year: Deandra Dottin