ICC keeps an eye on the person who enters and hunts the home of Pakistan and India, the brilliant bowler can get a big reward. Last Updated: 5 Dec 2025, 18:36 IST Simon Harmer, after taking 13 wickets in two Test matches against Pakistan, also created a stir for India by taking 17 wickets in the same number of matches. For this reason, she has been nominated for the ICC Men’s Player of the Month award for November. Shefali Verma was also nominated in women’s cricket. Spinner Simon Harmer, who made Pakistan and India cry, could get the ICC award in New Delhi. It is difficult to describe in words the pleasant feeling of continuously working hard on the field and helping your team win the game. That’s why when a player does that, ICC now honors him every month. Simon Harmer, who played a major role in realizing South Africa’s dream of defeating India in India, can now get a big reward. Spinner Simon Harmer, who has taken more than 1,000 wickets in first-class cricket, may have emerged late but he seems to be giving his best in every game for his national team. After taking 13 wickets in two Test matches against Pakistan, he created a stir for India by taking 17 wickets in the same number of matches. For this reason, he has been nominated for the ICC Men’s Player of the Month award for November. Harmer’s attack on India Talking about Simon Harmer, he was one of the biggest reasons for the Indian team’s embarrassing 0-2 at home. He was also effective in the Kolkata and Guwahati Tests, where the pitch helped him and the Indian batsmen could not face him. One of the biggest reasons for his success could be that Simon Harmer bowled at a lower pace than the Indian spinners. His extra pace and flight was too much for the opposition batsmen. In the 14 matches played so far in his career, he has taken 69 wickets, which includes seven 4-wicket hauls and two 5-wicket hauls. Shefali Verma also in the race. On the other hand, in the women’s category, Indian opener Shefali Verma, who performed brilliantly in the ICC Women’s World Cup finals, is also nominated. She not only scored runs but also took wickets and gave India its first win. After the injury to Prateek Raval, he scored 87 runs in 78 balls in the final held in Mumbai and then also took the important wickets of Sune Luus and Marizanne Kapp in seven overs. Meanwhile, other nominations in the women’s category include Thailand’s left-arm spinner Thipacha Puthavong, who took 15 wickets in the ICC Women’s Emerging Nations Trophy, and UAE captain Isha Ojha. Location: New Delhi, Delhi First Published: December 5, 2025, 18:36 IST home cricket ICC keeps an eye on the person who breaks into the homes of Pakistan and India and hunts.