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AFC Annual Awards

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Asian football awards

TheAFC Annual Awards are awards given by theAsian Football Confederation (AFC) to the most outstanding performers of theAsianfootball season. The awards are presented at the end of each year at a special gala.

AFC Annual Awards
Current:2025 AFC Annual Awards
LocationVarious
Presented byAsian Football Confederation
First award1994; 31 years ago (1994)
Websitewww.the-afc.com/en/about_afc/afc_annual_awards.html

Player awards

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Main awards

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The following awards have separate articles.

Women's Player of the Year

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Continental winners

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YearPlayerClubRef.
1999ChinaSun WenChinaShanghai SVA
2000Not awarded
2001
2002
2003ChinaBai JieUnited StatesWashington Freedom[1][2]
2004JapanHomare SawaJapanNTV Beleza
2005JapanNatsuko HaraJapanNTV Beleza
2006ChinaMa XiaoxuChinaDalian Shide
2007North KoreaRi Kum-sukNorth KoreaApril 25
2008JapanHomare SawaJapanNTV Beleza
2009Not awarded
2010AustraliaKate GillAustraliaPerth Glory
2011JapanAya MiyamaJapanOkayama Yunogo Belle
2012JapanAya MiyamaJapanOkayama Yunogo Belle[3]
2013Not awarded
2014AustraliaKatrina GorryUnited StatesKansas City[4]
2015JapanAya MiyamaJapanOkayama Yunogo Belle[5]
2016AustraliaCaitlin FoordAustraliaSydney FC[6]
2017AustraliaSam KerrAustraliaPerth Glory[7]
2018ChinaWang ShuangFranceParis Saint-Germain
2019JapanSaki KumagaiFranceLyon[8]
2020Not awarded
2021
2022AustraliaSam KerrEnglandChelsea[9]
2023JapanKiko SeikeJapanUrawa Red Diamonds[10]
2024Not awarded
2025JapanHana TakahashiJapanUrawa Red Diamonds[11]

International winners

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YearPlayerClubRef.
2023AustraliaEllie CarpenterFranceLyon[10]
2024Not awarded
2025JapanMaika HamanoEnglandChelsea[11]

Foreign Player of the Year

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YearPlayerClubRef.
2012BrazilRogerinhoKuwaitAl Kuwait[12]
2013BrazilMuriquiChinaGuangzhou Evergrande[13]
2014GhanaAsamoah GyanUnited Arab EmiratesAl Ain[14]
2015BrazilRicardo GoulartChinaGuangzhou Evergrande[15]

Asian All Stars

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Former selections

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The players from 1965 to 1982 were selected for the All-Star Games.

YearGoalkeepersDefendersMidfieldersForwardsRef.
1965Thailand Asvin ThonginnetrSouth KoreaKim Jung-suk
South KoreaCha Tae-sung
IndiaJarnail Singh
TaiwanKwok Kam-hung		IndiaYousuf Khan
South Vietnam Nguyen Ngoc Thanh
Myanmar Khin Maung Tun		TaiwanWong Chi-keung
TaiwanCheung Chi Doy
South Vietnam Nguyen Van Ngon
South Vietnam Do Thoi Vinh
South KoreaCho Yoon-ok
JapanYasuyuki Kuwahara
SingaporeMajid Ariff
MyanmarSuk Bahadur		[16]
1966South Vietnam Pham Van Rang
Myanmar Khim Maung Tun		South KoreaKim Jung-suk
South KoreaCha Tae-sung
IndiaJarnail Singh		IndiaYousuf Khan
South Vietnam Nguyen Ngoc Thanh		TaiwanWong Chi-keung
TaiwanCheung Chi Wai
TaiwanCheung Chi Doy
South Vietnam Do Thoi Vinh
South Vietnam Nguyen Van Ngon
SingaporeMajid Ariff
South KoreaCho Yoon-ok
MyanmarSuk Bahadur		[17]
1967IndiaPeter Thangaraj
MyanmarTin Aung		South KoreaKim Jung-suk
IndiaJarnail Singh		IsraelShmuel Rosenthal
IsraelGiora Spiegel
Myanmar Maung Maung
JapanAritatsu Ogi
IranParviz Ghelichkhani		Taiwan Leung Wai-hung
TaiwanCheung Chi Doy
TaiwanWong Chi-keung
JapanKunishige Kamamoto
JapanRyuichi Sugiyama
IranHomayoun Behzadi
MyanmarSuk Bahadur
IndonesiaSoetjipto Soentoro
South Vietnam Do Thoi Vinh
South KoreaCho Yoon-ok
SingaporeMajid Ariff		[18][19][20]
1968MalaysiaChow Chee Keong
MyanmarTin Aung		South KoreaKim Jung-suk
JapanHiroshi Katayama
MalaysiaM. Chandran
ThailandNarong Sangkasuwan
PakistanTurab Ali
IndonesiaAnwar Udjang		MyanmarSuk Bahadur
IsraelShmuel Rosenthal
JapanAritatsu Ogi		JapanKunishige Kamamoto
JapanRyuichi Sugiyama
South Vietnam Do Thoi Vinh
South Vietnam Nguyen Van Ngon
IndiaInder Singh
TaiwanWong Chi-keung
IndonesiaSoetjipto Soentoro		[21]
1982MalaysiaR. ArumugamKuwaitMahboub Juma'a
South KoreaPark Kyung-hoon
ThailandAmnart Chalermchaowarit
MalaysiaSoh Chin Ann
MalaysiaWong Hong Nung
SingaporeTerry Pathmanathan		IndiaPrasun Banerjee
India Parminder Singh
MalaysiaKhalid Ali
MalaysiaReduan Abdullah
Malaysia Jamaluddin Norbit		KuwaitAbdulaziz Al-Anberi
South KoreaChung Hae-won
ThailandPiyapong Pue-on
MalaysiaZainal Abidin Hassan
MalaysiaHassan Sani
MalaysiaMokhtar Dahari		[22]
1985Saudi ArabiaAbdullah Al-Deayea
MalaysiaR. Arumugam
IndiaAtanu Bhattacharya		ChinaLin Lefeng
ChinaJia Xiuquan
KuwaitMahboub Juma'a
IranMohammad Panjali
SyriaRadwan Al-Sheikh Hassan
South KoreaPark Sung-hwa		KuwaitFaisal Al-Dakhil
South KoreaLee Tae-ho
Saudi ArabiaSaleh Khalifa Al-Dosari
JapanKazushi Kimura		Saudi ArabiaMohaisen Al-Jam'an
Saudi ArabiaMajed Abdullah
SyriaMarwan Madarati
QatarMansour Muftah
QatarMohammed Al-Mohanadi
IraqHussein Saeed
ThailandPiyapong Pue-on
MalaysiaZainal Abidin Hassan
IranNasser Mohammadkhani
ChinaGu Guangming		[23]
1993JapanShigetatsu MatsunagaSaudi ArabiaMohammed Al-Khilaiwi
South KoreaHong Myung-bo
JapanTetsuji Hashiratani
IranJavad Zarincheh		Saudi ArabiaFuad Anwar
Saudi ArabiaKhaled Massad
South KoreaShin Hong-gi
JapanRuy Ramos		JapanKazuyoshi Miura
IranAli Daei		[24]

Annual award

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YearGoalkeepersDefendersMidfieldersForwardsRef.
1997Saudi ArabiaMohamed Al-DeayeaChinaZhang Enhua
JapanNaoki Soma
South KoreaHong Myung-bo
Saudi ArabiaMohammed Al-Jahani
Saudi ArabiaAbdullah Zubromawi		IranKarim Bagheri
JapanHidetoshi Nakata
South KoreaHa Seok-ju		IranKhodadad Azizi
South KoreaChoi Yong-soo		[25]
1998ChinaJiang JinChinaFan Zhiyi
JapanYutaka Akita
Saudi ArabiaAbdullah Zubromawi
UzbekistanNikolay Shirshov		IranMehdi Mahdavikia
JapanHidetoshi Nakata
JapanHiroshi Nanami
South KoreaYoo Sang-chul		IranAli Daei
KuwaitJasem Al Huwaidi		[25]
1999UzbekistanPavel BugaloChinaZhang Enhua
JapanYuji Nakazawa
Saudi ArabiaMohammed Al-Khilaiwi
Saudi ArabiaHussein Sulaimani
IraqRadhi Shenaishil		JapanHidetoshi Nakata
South KoreaKim Do-kyun
United Arab EmiratesSultan Rashid		IranAli Daei
JapanMasashi Nakayama		[25]
2000ChinaJiang Jin
IndonesiaHendro Kartiko
Saudi ArabiaMohamed Al-Deayea		ChinaFan Zhiyi
JapanRyuzo Morioka
South KoreaHong Myung-bo
KuwaitJamal Mubarak
Saudi ArabiaMohammed Al-Khilaiwi
QatarSaoud Fath		IranKarim Bagheri
IraqAbbas Obeid
JapanShunsuke Nakamura
JapanHiroshi Nanami
Saudi ArabiaNawaf Al-Temyat
ThailandKiatisuk Senamuang		JapanNaohiro Takahara
South KoreaLee Dong-gook		[25]

Futsal Player of the Year

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YearPlayerClubRef.
2006Kenichiro KogureJapanNagoya Oceans
2007Vahid ShamsaeiIranTam Iran Khodro Tehran
2008Vahid ShamsaeiIranFoolad Mahan
2009Not awarded
2010Mohammad TaheriIranFoolad Mahan
2011Mohammad KeshavarzIranGiti Pasand Isfahan
2012Rafael HenmiJapanNagoya Oceans[26]
2013Suphawut ThueanklangThailandChonburi Bluewave[27]
2014Ali Asghar HassanzadehRussiaMFK Norilsk Nickel
2015Vahid ShamsaeiIranTasisat Daryaei[28]
2016Ali Asghar HassanzadehIranGiti Pasand[29]
2017Ali Asghar HassanzadehIranGiti Pasand[30]
2018Ali Asghar HassanzadehChinaShenzhen Nanling Tielang
2019Tomoki YoshikawaJapanNagoya Oceans[31]
2020Not awarded
2021
2022Moslem OladghobadSpainPalma[32]
2023IranSaeid AhmadabbasiSpainValdepeñas[10]
2024Not awarded
2025IranSalar AghapourIranGohar Zamin[11]

Coaching awards

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Coach of the Year

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YearCoachTeamRef.
1994ThailandCharnwit PolcheewinThailandThai Farmers Bank
1995South KoreaPark Jong-hwanSouth KoreaCheonan Ilhwa Chunma
1996ChinaMa Yuanan China (women)
1997South KoreaCha Bum-kun South Korea
1998JapanTakashi KuwaharaJapanJúbilo Iwata
1999UzbekistanMahmoud Rakhimov Uzbekistan
2000FrancePhilippe Troussier Japan
2001Saudi ArabiaNasser Al-Johar Saudi Arabia
2002NetherlandsGuus Hiddink South Korea
2003South KoreaCha Kyung-bokSouth KoreaSeongnam Ilhwa Chunma
2004IraqAdnan Hamad Iraq
2005
2006North KoreaChoe Kwang-sok North Korea U20 (women)
2007UzbekistanRauf Inileev Uzbekistan
2008JapanAkira NishinoJapanGamba Osaka
2009South KoreaHuh Jung-moo South Korea
2010JapanTakeshi Okada Japan
2011JapanNorio Sasaki Japan (women)
2012South KoreaKim Ho-konSouth KoreaUlsan Hyundai[33]
2013South KoreaChoi Yong-sooSouth KoreaFC Seoul[34]
2014AustraliaTony PopovicAustraliaWestern Sydney Wanderers[35]
2015AustraliaAnge Postecoglou Australia[36]
2016South KoreaChoi Kang-heeSouth KoreaJeonbuk Hyundai Motors[37]
2017JapanTakafumi HoriJapanUrawa Red Diamonds[38]
2018JapanGo OiwaJapanKashima Antlers
2019South KoreaChung Jung-yong South Korea U20[39]
2020Not awarded
2021
2022JapanHajime Moriyasu Japan
2023JapanGo Oiwa Japan U23[10]
2024Not awarded
2025North KoreaRi Song-ho North Korea U20 (women)[11]

Women's Coach of the Year

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YearCoachTeamRef,
2007ScotlandTom Sermanni Australia
2008North Korea Kim Kwang-min North Korea
2009
2010South Korea Kim Tae-hee South Korea U17
2011JapanTakako Tezuka
2012JapanAsako Takakura[40]
2013JapanAsako Takakura Japan U16[41]
2014JapanAsako Takakura Japan U17[42]
2015JapanAsako Takakura Japan U20[43]
2016Hong KongChan Yuen-tingHong KongEastern Sports[44]
2017JapanAsako Takakura Japan[45]
2018JapanAsako Takakura Japan
2019JapanAsako Takakura Japan[46]
2020Not awarded
2021
2022ChinaShui Qingxia China
2023South KoreaPark Youn-jeong South Korea U20[10]
2024Not awarded
2025IranMarziyeh JafariIranBam Khatoon[11]

Team awards

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Club of the Year

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YearClubRef.
1996South KoreaCheonan Ilhwa Chunma
Not awarded from 1997 to 1999
2000Saudi ArabiaAl-Hilal
2001South KoreaSuwon Samsung Bluewings
2002UzbekistanPakhtakor Tashkent
2003United Arab EmiratesAl-Ain
2004Saudi ArabiaAl-Ittihad
2005Saudi ArabiaAl-Ittihad
2006South KoreaJeonbuk Hyundai Motors
2007JapanUrawa Red Diamonds
2008JapanGamba Osaka
2009South KoreaPohang Steelers
2010South KoreaSeongnam Ilhwa Chunma
2011QatarAl-Sadd
2012South KoreaUlsan Hyundai[47]
2013ChinaGuangzhou Evergrande[48]
2014AustraliaWestern Sydney Wanderers[49]
2015ChinaGuangzhou Evergrande[50]

National Team of the Year

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YearMen's teamRef.Women's teamRef.
1996 Saudi Arabia China
Not awarded from 1997 to 1999
2000 JapanNot awarded
2001 China
2002 South Korea
2003 Iraq China
2004 Japan China U19
2005 Japan Japan U17
2006 Australia North Korea U20
2007 Iraq North Korea
2008 Japan North Korea
2009 South Korea Japan U20
2010 Japan Australia
2011 Japan Japan
2012 South Korea U23[51] Japan[52]
2013 Iraq U20[53] South Korea U19[54]
2014 Palestine[55] Japan U17
2015 Australia[56] Japan[57]

Futsal Team of the Year

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YearTeamRef.
2002 Iran
2003 Iran
2004 Iran
2005 Iran
2006 Japan
2007
2008 Iran
2009
2010 Iran
2011JapanNagoya Oceans
2012 Japan[58]
2013ThailandChonburi Bluewave[59]
2014 Japan
2015IranTasisat Daryaei[60]

Referee awards

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Referee of the Year

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YearRefereeRef.Assistant refereeRef.
1996ThailandPirom Un-prasertOman Al Musawi Mohamed Ahmed
2002JapanToru KamikawaSaudi Arabia Ali Al Traifi
2003IranMasoud MoradiNot awarded
2004ChinaLu Jun
2005SingaporeShamsul Maidin
2006SingaporeShamsul Maidin
2007AustraliaMark ShieldSaudi Arabia Mohamed Hamad Al Ghamdi
2008UzbekistanRavshan IrmatovSyria Tammam Hamdoun
2009UzbekistanRavshan IrmatovAustraliaMatthew Cream
2010UzbekistanRavshan IrmatovJapan Toru Sagara
2011UzbekistanRavshan IrmatovUzbekistanAbdukhamidullo Rasulov
2012JapanYuichi Nishimura[61]UzbekistanAbdukhamidullo Rasulov[62]
2013AustraliaBen Williams[63]Japan Toshiyuki Nagi[64]
2014UzbekistanRavshan Irmatov[65]AustraliaMatthew Cream
2015Saudi ArabiaFahad Al-Mirdasi[66]Saudi Arabia Abdulah Al-Shalwai
Oman Abu Bakar Al-Amri		[66]
2016IranAlireza Faghani[67]Iran Reza Sokhandan
Iran Mohammad Reza Mansouri		[67]
2017Uzbekistan Bakhtiyor Namazov[68]Not awarded
2018IranAlireza FaghaniIran Reza Sokhandan
2019
2020Not awardedNot awarded
2021
YearRefereeRef.Assistant refereeRef.Video assistant refereeRef.
2022AustraliaChris BeathAustralia Ashley Beecham
Australia Anton Schetinin		United Arab Emirates Ammar Al-Jneibi
YearRefereesRef.
2023Japan Yuichi Hatano
Oman Abdullah Al-Salehi
United Arab Emirates Ibrahim Yousif Al Raeesi		[10]
2024Not awarded
2025IranAlireza Faghani
Australia Anton Shchetinin
Australia Ashley Beecham		[11]

Women's Referee of the Year

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YearRefereeRef.Assistant refereeRef.
2007AustraliaTammy OgstonChinese TaipeiLiu Hsiu-mei
2008Japan Sachiko BabaJapan Hisae Yoshizawa
2009South KoreaHong Eun-ahChina Zhang Lingling
2010Japan Sachiko YamagishiJapan Shiho Ayukai
2011Japan Sachiko YamagishiAustraliaSarah Ho
2012Japan Sachiko Yamagishi[69]South Korea Kim Kyoung-min[70]
2013Japan Sachiko Yamagishi[71]Australia Allyson Flynn[72]
2014MalaysiaRita Gani[73]South Korea Kim Kyoung-min
2015
2016AustraliaKate Jacewicz[67]Australia Renae Coghill
India Uvena Fernandes		[67]

Association awards

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Fair Play Award

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YearNationRef.
1996 Iran
2002 South Korea
2003 South Korea
2004 China
2005 Hong Kong
2006 South Korea
2007 Japan
 South Korea
2008 Japan
 Chinese Taipei
2009 Japan
2010 Japan
2011 South Korea
2012 Uzbekistan[74]
2013 China[75]
2014 South Korea[76]
2015 Japan[77]

Member Association of the Year

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YearNationRef.
2005 Qatar
2006 North Korea
2007 China
 Japan
2008 Iran
 Australia
2009 North Korea
 Japan
2010 Japan
2011 Japan
2012 Iran[78]
YearInspiring MARef.Developing MARef.Aspiring MARef.
2013 China[79] Jordan[80] Pakistan[81]
2014 Japan[82] North Korea[83] Kyrgyzstan[84]
2015 Japan[85] Hong Kong[86] Bangladesh[87]
2016 Japan[88] India[89] Bhutan[90]
2017 Iran[91] Vietnam[92] Afghanistan[93]
2018 Japan North Korea Mongolia
2019 Japan[94] Hong Kong[94] Guam[94]
YearPlatinumDiamondGoldRubyRef.
2022 Uzbekistan Lebanon Hong Kong Guam
2023 Japan Thailand   Nepal Laos[10]
2024Not awarded
2025 Saudi Arabia Thailand Hong Kong Laos[11]

President Recognition Award

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For Grassroots Football

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YearNationsRef.
2013 Japan[95]
2014 India Philippines Tajikistan[96]
2015 Vietnam Japan Brunei[97]
2016 Australia Philippines Brunei[98]
YearInspiring MADeveloping MAAspiring MARef.
2017 China Singapore Bhutan[99]
2018 China Singapore Palestine
2019 China Singapore Brunei[100]
YearGoldSilverBronzeRef.
2022 Australia Guam India
2023 Australia India Vietnam[10]
2024Not awarded
2025 United Arab Emirates Malaysia Bangladesh[11]

For Outstanding Achievement

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YearNationRef.
2025 North Korea[11]

Dream Asia Award

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YearNationRef.
2010 Australia
2011 Qatar
2012 United Arab Emirates[101]
2013 Myanmar[102]
2014 Qatar[103]
2015 Japan[104]
2016 Qatar[105]
2017 Japan[106]
2018 China (Inspiring)[107]
 Malaysia (Developing)
 Mongolia (Aspring)

Regional Association of the Year

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YearAssociationRef.
2022Central Asian Football Association
2023Central Asian Football Association[10]
2024Not awarded
2025ASEAN Football Federation[11]

Other awards

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Diamond of Asia

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YearNameRef.
2004Saudi ArabiaAbdul Rahman bin Saud Al Saud
2005JapanSaburō Kawabuchi
2006SwitzerlandSepp Blatter
2007SwedenLennart Johansson
2008JapanKen Naganuma
2009Syria Farouk Bouzo
2010MalaysiaNajib Razak
2011MalaysiaAhmad Shah of Pahang
2012MalaysiaHamzah Abu Samah[108]
2013South KoreaChung Mong-joon[109]
2014Japan Junji Ogura[110]
2015Saudi Arabia Abdullah Khalid Al Dabal[57]
2016CameroonIssa Hayatou[111]
2017United Arab EmiratesYousuf al-Serkal[112]
2018ChinaZhang Jilong
2019MalaysiaAbdullah of Pahang[100]
2020Not awarded
2021
2022QatarSaoud Al-Mohannadi
2023SwitzerlandGianni Infantino[10]
2024Not awarded
2025Hong KongTimothy Fok[11]

Match Commissioner of the Year

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YearNameRef.
2008Malaysia Kamarudin Sakhari
Philippines Mary Catherine Rivilla
2009Lebanon Mazen Ramadan
Laos Kanya Keomany
2010Maldives Abdul Ghafoor Abdul Hameed
Hong Kong Emily Lau Cheuk-chi

Special Recognition Award

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YearNameRef.
2018ThailandWild Boars FC
JapanFutoshi Ikeda

Corporate Icon Award

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YearNameRef.
2014JapanTV Asahi
JapanNHK		[113]

Sportswriter of the Year

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YearNameRef.
1996Bangladesh Azam Mahmood[114]

See also

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