Starc Crowned Leading Men's Cricketer, England Slammed

0:00Mitchell Stark just got crowned the leading men's cricketer of the year by wisdom cricketers Almanac. He's the fifth Australian man to snag that honor thanks to his killer ashes series where he grabbed 31 wickets at an average of 19. Point 93 that helped Australia smash England 4-1 in the series. Stark led the charge even without his usual partners like Pat Cummins, Josh Hazelwood and Nathan Lyon who barely played. At 36 years old, he followed up a wild 6-4-9 against the West Indies with a career best 55 test wickets across 11 matches. Last year, Wisden didn't hold back on England blasting their poor prep, mixed up tactics and too much party time on tour. The old guard of coach Brendan McCullum, Captain Ben Stokes and director Rob Key kept their jobs but the review calls it a massive mischance in. Cricket history, meanwhile four Indian players made the top five cricketers of the year for their summer shows in England, Shabman Gill, Ravindra Jadeha, Rishabh, Pant and Mohamed

1:06Saraj. Haseepa Mead rounds it out after captaining nodding him sure to a domestic title. Deep T. Sharma took leading women's honors for India's World Cup win and Abhishek Sharma got the T-20 nod. The 163rd edition drops Thursday, packing influence that hits hard for teams like England while celebrating stars like Star Coo. Deliver when it counts. That wraps Sydney News Today, brought to you with AI, I'm Corey, with the story.