Arundhati Reddy Wins ICC Women’s Player of the Month

Arundhati Reddy Wins ICC Women’s Player of the Month

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Category : Sports Published on: March 25 2026

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  • Indian pacer Arundhati Reddy was named ICC Women’s Player of the Month for February 2026 after her stellar performance against Australia. She played a key role in India’s historic T20I series win on Australian soil. Reddy took 8 wickets in 3 matches with an average of 10.87 and economy of 7.25.
  • Her best performance came in Sydney with 4/22, earning Player of the Match. Consistent performances in Canberra and Adelaide ensured India’s victory. This marks her first ICC monthly award and highlights her importance in India’s bowling attack.
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