Year award winner. Despite not featuring in the County Championship this season due to a persistent knee problem, his performances in the NatWest T20 Blast and Royal London One-Day Cup have been nothing short of phenomenal.

The 31-year old South African’s exploits with bat and ball have been pivotal to Glamorgan’s success in white ball cricket. Ingram took 9 wickets to go with his 502 runs in the shortest format, which included four half centuries and a blistering 101 at Chemsford to conclude the group stage and become only the fourth centurion for Glamorgan in T20 and finish top overall of the PCA MVP T20 Rankings.

Ingram finished with a combined tally of 869 runs in the NatWest T20 Blast and Royal London One-Day Cup, hitting his fourth century intwo seasons in the 50-over format for Glamorgan as well as picking up a further six wickets.

With over 1,000 first-class runs in his first professional season with Glamorgan, Aneurin Donald was rewarded with the Young Player of the Year Award. Donald grabbed the headlines in July with his world record-equaling 234 off 123 balls against Derbyshire at Colwyn Bay, which was the 19-year-olds champagne moment in a memorable season. However, most Glamorgan fans knew about his talents after a number of elegant half-centuries in all formats this season. Later in the summer, against Gloucestershire at Cardiff, he notched up his 1,000th run of the summer and boke Matt Maynard's record for being the youngest-ever Glamorgan batsman to reach this landmark in a first-class season.

Nick Selman collected the 2nd