Scotland’s Kyle Coetzer and Kathryn Bryce were honored with the ICC Associate Player of the Decade awards.
Scotland internationals Kyle Coetzer and Kathryn Bryce have been named ICC Associate of the Decade. Both Scots faced stiff competition in their respective divisions, which are part of a wider range of awards.
Kyle Coetzer – ICC Men’s Associate Player of the Decade
For the past ten years, Coetzer has been a striker in the Scottish men’s squad across all form, taking part in the 2014 and 2016 World Cups.
“I’m overwhelmed by all the messages today and it’s something I’ll always love,” Coetzer posted on Instagram. ‘ It ‘s amazing to see so many men and women named at Cricket Scotland nominated and well done to Kathryn Bryce for winning the women’ s award.
“Thank you for all the support on my journey so far and I look forward to what lies ahead. “
His 3429 runs across ODIs and T20Is were the most any Partner player, with a high score of 156 against Bangladesh in 2015, the same century as Associate at the World Cup. The impressive knock was one of his four hundred in the decade, spanning 16 and a half centuries as well.
In addition, Coetzer was awarded an MBE for services to cricket on the 2019 Queen’s Honors List.
Kathryn Bryce – ICC Women’s Associate Player of the Decade
At the age of 23, Bryce hopes to have a long career ahead of her and has just signed a professional contract in England with Lightning Cricket with her sister and fellow Scottish internationals. Sarah Bryce. However, its impact on the international landscape is already clear to see.
“It’s a real honor to win this award, thank you for all the support!” Bryce tweeted. “A special mention goes out to all the women who have played for Scotland before me. getting this team in a position to play in world championships. “
It is a real honor to win this award, thanks for all the support! A special mention goes out to all the women who have played for Scotland before me to contribute to getting this team in a position to play in world championships 🙏🏼 https: // t. co / bK2vKkFkOO
– Kathryn Bryce (@Kathryn_Bryce) 27 December 2020
Bryce has represented Scotland in 14 T20Is scoring 400 runs with a high score of 73 * against the Netherlands in 2019 and an average of 50.00 at a better level than a running member. Along with her wins with the bat in hand, Bryce has averaged 15 wikis at 9.60 and an economy rating of 3.23.
After debating in 2011 and representing his country over the decade, Bryce was named Scotland’s captain in 2018, at the age of 20.
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