Pakistani opener Sidra Amin has been nominated for the ICC Women’s Player of the Month Award for September 2025, after her impressive series of versions in the home series against South Africa.
Amin dominated the ODI series, which rose as the leading Run scorer with 293 runs in three games on an extraordinary average of 293.00.
She struck successive unbeaten centuries, 121 and 122* with remarkable consistency and calmness at the top of the order.
Despite the fact that Pakistan lost the first two games, her efforts helped to post the team to post competitive totals.
In the last ODI, Amin again anchored the chase with an undefeated fifty, who led Pakistan to a consolation win and stopped the winning series of South Africa.
Smriti Mandhana and the South African Tazmin briten are members of the nominees list in the nomineer list, both of which produced exceptional versions during the month.
Mandhana continued its rich form of form in ODIs and scored 308 points in four games with an average of 77.00 and a sizzling success rate of 135.68 against Australia.
Her scores of 58, 117 and 125 include a record-breaking 50-ball century in the series decision-maker, which is the fastest ODI century by an Indian woman and the second fastest general in the ODI history of women.
Despite the loss of India, the heroic deeds of Mandhana earned her the player of the series Award.
Tazmin British in South Africa were equally impressive and stood her way over a 2-1 series over Pakistan. The right-handed 272 points in two innings with a success rate of 103.81, so that the player of the Subsection was achieved.
Her back-to-back undefeated centuries (101* and 171*) underlined her ability to construct long innings and dominate bowling attacks.
