West In­dies spin­ner Anisa Mo­hammed was named Crick­eter of the Year on Fri­day night when the T&T Crick­et Board host­ed their 55th an­nu­al pre­sen­ta­tion func­tion at Cen­ter Pointe Mall in Ch­agua­nas.

The oc­ca­sion at­tract­ed the lead­ing per­son­al­i­ties in the game in­clud­ing mem­bers of the na­tion­al team which re­cent­ly re­turned from play­ing in the 2011 Nokia Cham­pi­ons League T20 tour­na­ment in In­dia.

Mo­hammed who plays for MAAD Rangers was al­so in­clud­ed in the "Five Crick­eters of the Year" along with Meris­sa Aguilleira, Gaitri See­ta­hal, Aman­da Sama­roo and Sta­cy-Ann King.

For­mer West In­dies and na­tion­al cap­tain Ann Brown-John was hand­ed the "Ad­min­is­tra­tor of the Year" award. The se­nior Cus­toms and Ex­cise Of­fi­cer is an ex­ec­u­tive mem­ber of the T&T Crick­et Board and has been a livewire in lo­cal and re­gion­al crick­et for sev­er­al decades as a play­er and ad­min­is­tra­tor.

Phoenix, the com­pe­ti­tion league run­ners-up re­ceived the June Wal­ters Award for Club Ad­min­is­tra­tion (Women) while Nisha Boodoo of Bonne Aven­ture Pres­by­ter­ian was ad­judged the "Pri­ma­ry Schools Crick­eter of the Year." Al­so steal­ing the spot­light for the women were Gayle Daniel-Wor­rell, a for­mer pres­i­dent of the T&T Women's Crick­et Fed­er­a­tion who was award­ed for her ded­i­cat­ed and dis­tin­guished ser­vice to the zones and af­fil­i­ates of the T&TCB.

And to cap off the evening for women's crick­et, Jean Carmi­no, a for­mer sec­re­tary of the women's crick­et Board for 40 years (1970 to 2010) was giv­en a na­tion­al recog­ni­tion award which was ac­cept­ed on her be­half by Bab­sie Figuera. Carmi­no was al­so the first sec­re­tary of the WI Crick­et Fed­er­a­tion serv­ing in that ca­pac­i­ty from 1975 to 2000. She al­so man­aged the re­gion­al team to In­dia and ac­com­pa­nied the T&T team in that ca­pac­i­ty on sev­er­al oc­ca­sions. She has ded­i­cat­ed her life to crick­et and on­ly eased up on her com­mit­ment to the game when she fell ill last year.

Women's Awards:

Six-a-Side

Most wick­ets: Gaitri See­ta­hal (Phoenix CC)

Most Runs: De­an­dra Dot­tin (Tech­no­crat CC)

Run­ners-Up: Phoenix CC

Win­ners: Tech­nocrats CC

Knock-Out Com­pe­ti­tion

Most Wick­ets: Fe­li­cia Wal­ters (Phoenix CC)

Most Runs: Meris­sa Aguilleira (Phoenix CC)

Run­ners-up: Tech­nocrats CC

Win­ners: Phoenix CC

League Com­pe­ti­tion

High­est in­di­vid­ual Score:

De­an­dra Dot­tin (Tech­nocrats CC)

Most Runs: De­an­dra Dot­tin (Tech­nocrats CC)

Best Bat­ting Av­er­age:

De­an­dra Dot­tin (Tech­nocrats CC)

Most Wk­ts in a Match:

Sarah Charles (Crick­et Lovers CC)

Most Wick­ets Over­all: Gaitri See­ta­hal (Phoenix CC)

Best Bowl­ing Av­er­age: Al­ice Collins (Spice Girls CC)

League Team Awards

Run­ners-up: Phoenix CC

Win­ners: Tech­nocrats CC

Most Dis­ci­plined Play­er:

Tra­maine Ed­wards (San Raphael Women CC)

Most Promis­ing Play­er:

Rack­eal Bis­soon (Phoenix CC)

Most Im­proved Play­er: Fe­li­cia Wal­ters (Phoenix CC)

Five Na­tion­al Crick­eters of the Year: Meris­sa Aguilleira (Phoenix CC), Anisa Mo­hammed (MAAD Rangers), Gaitri See­ta­hal (Phoenix CC), Aman­da Sama­roo (Phoenix CC), Sta­cy-Ann King (Tech­nocrats CC)

Na­tion­al Crick­eter of the Year:

Anisa Mo­hammed (MAAD Rangers)

Ad­min­is­tra­tor of the Year: Ann Brown-John