Kirstie Gordon Wins Women’s Cricket Award at Cricket Media Club Honors
Kirstie Gordon has won the Women’s Cricket Award at the Cricket Media Club’s annual awards.
A CMC panel selected the captain of The Blaze’s treble-winning side to receive the honor. Following her appearances for Scotland at the T20 World Cup, Gordon led The Blaze to a remarkable sweep of three trophies: the Vitality Blast, the Vitality Women’s T20 County Cup, and the Metro Bank One Day Cup.
Cricket Media Leaders Praise Resilience and Leadership
The CMC panel, led by Raf Nicholson, said they were in awe of both her resilience and leadership.
Cricket Media Club chair, Rory Dollard, said: The Vitality Cricket Media Club Awards marks another eventful year to remember for our sport, which continues to deliver on the field and in the headlines. As we celebrate our 80th anniversary of watching, reporting and reflecting the game we love – fittingly, at the home of cricket – the club is delighted to welcome the class of 2026 to a long and distinguished list of CMC award winners.
Full List of CMC Award Winners
- NV Play Men’s Young Cricketer of the Year: Naavya Sharma
- Women’s Young Cricketer of the Year, supported by Vitality: Tilly Corteen-Coleman
- County Championship Player of the Year, in association with The Borders Distillery: Ethan Bamber
- Bob Willis Trophy for England Player of the Year, supported by Vitality: Ollie Robinson
- Women’s Cricket Award, in association with JM Finn: Kirstie Gordon
- Disability Cricketer of the Year, in association with MCC: Angus Brown
Cricket Media Club Awards Frequently Asked Questions
Who selected Kirstie Gordon for the Women’s Cricket Award?
A Cricket Media Club panel led by Raf Nicholson chose Gordon as the winner.
Which trophies did Kirstie Gordon win as captain of The Blaze?
Gordon captained The Blaze to a treble, securing the Vitality Blast, Vitality Women’s T20 County Cup, and Metro Bank One Day Cup.
What milestone was the Cricket Media Club celebrating at the awards?
The club celebrated its 80th anniversary of watching, reporting, and reflecting the game at the home of cricket, welcoming the class of 2026 award winners.
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