Kathryn Bryce Wins ICC Women’s Player of the Month Award for April 2025

Scottish cricketer Kathryn Bryce has won the ICC Women’s Player of the Month award for April 2025. The International Cricket Council (ICC) gave her this honour for her outstanding performances during the month. Bryce played a key role in helping her team win several important matches.

Kathryn showed great skill with both bat and ball in April. She scored crucial runs in tight situations and also took important wickets when her team needed them most. Her all-round performance helped Scotland shine in international women’s cricket and caught the attention of fans and cricket experts around the world.

In one of the matches, Kathryn scored a match-winning half-century and followed it up by taking three wickets in the same game. Her consistent performances throughout the month earned her praise and respect from her teammates and coaches.

The ICC selected her for the award after looking at players from around the world. Fans also voted online, showing strong support for Kathryn. Her win is a big moment for Scottish cricket, as it puts a spotlight on players from associate nations who often don’t get as much attention as players from bigger cricketing countries.

After receiving the award, Kathryn said she felt honoured and grateful. She thanked her teammates, coaches, and supporters. “I’m really happy to win this award. It means a lot to me and to Scotland. I hope this inspires more girls to play cricket and dream big,” she said.

This is not the first time Kathryn has impressed on the international stage. She has been a strong performer for Scotland for several years and continues to be a role model for young cricketers, especially in countries where women’s cricket is still growing.

Kathryn’s win shows that talent and hard work are always recognised, no matter where a player comes from. It also sends a strong message that women’s cricket is growing globally, with more countries producing top-level players. Fans are now looking forward to seeing what she will do in the coming matches.