The Cricket Society presents the following awards annually.
To view previous winners of an award, click on the award title.
The Wetherall Awards - sponsored by Aon Consulting
There are four separate categories of the Wetherell Award.
Each is presented annually to those judged to be the individual leading all-rounder of the year in each category.
The categories are:
Leading all-rounder in English first-class game : 2009 Ian Blackwell, Durham
Leading all-rounder in Schools cricket: 2009 Aaron West, Brentwood School
Leading all-rounder at Repton School: 2009 Matthew Sanderson
The Eversheds Most Promising Young Cricketer of the Year Award
Selected by the MCC: 2009 James Taylor
The Eversheds Most Promising Young Woman Cricketer of the Year Award
Selected by the MCC: 2009 Beth MacGregor
The Ian Jackson Award
The 2009 inaugural winner was Stephen Chalke.
The A.A. Thomson Fielding Prize
The winner of this prize is selected by the English Schools Cricket Association and is awarded to the best schoolboy fieldsman:
2009 Ruaidhri Smith
The Sir John Hobbs Silver Jubilee Memorial Prize
The Sir John Hobbs Silver Jubilee Memorial Prize is awarded to the most outstanding under 16 schoolboy cricketer in England.
The prize winner is selected by the English Schools Cricket Association:
2009 Wilf Marriot
The Cricket Society/MCC Book of the Year Award
2009 Of Didcot and The Demon Anthony Gibson
Nigel Hancock: Administrator of the Cricket Society Book of the Year Award
The Don Rowan Memorial Trophy
The Don Rowan Memorial Trophy is awarded to the primary school considered to be the most outstanding in promoting cricket:
2009 Gosden House School, Bramley
The Perry-Lewis Kershaw Award
Awarded to the player who has in the opinion of the other members of the team, best represented the spirit and ideals of the Cricket Society XI:
2009 Charles Noakes (awarded posthumously)
The Christopher Box-Grainger Memorial Trophy
Awarded to a school which excelled in promoting cricket to under-privileged:
2009 Highshore School, Peckham