** Players listed as the club they played for when they won the award
** All categories listed as Total were called B1 until the 2014 season.
Partially Sighted Player of the Year
2024: Tom Barton (Kent Spitfires)
2023: Ed Hossell (Somerset VICC)
2022: David Howells (Northants Steelbacks)
2021: Asif Ali (Northants Steelbacks) & Ed Hossell (Somerset VICC) Joint Winners
2019: Shah Miah (Northants Steelbacks) & Ed Hossell (Somerset VICC) Joint Winners
2018: Ed Hossell (Somerset VICC)
2017: Justin Hollingsworth (Warwickshire Bears)
2016: Ed Hossell (Somerset VICC)
2015: Justin Hollingsworth (Warwickshire Bears)
2014: Luke Sugg (Warwickshire Bears)
2013: Luke Sugg (Warwickshire Bears)
2012: Dan Field (Sussex Sharks)
2011: Joe Harrison (Sussex Sharks)
2010: Luke Sugg (Warwickshire Bears)
2009: Damion Corrigan (South Wales Dragons)
2008: Damion Corrigan (South Wales Dragons)
Total Player of the Year
2024: Dave Daniels (Sussex Sharks)
2023: Dave Daniels (Sussex Sharks)
2022: Dave Daniels (Sussex Sharks)
2021: Dave Daniels (Sussex Sharks)
2019: Gavin Griffiths (Northants Steelbacks)
2018: Steve Cook (Somerset VICC)
2017: Mark Turnham (Warwickshire Bears)
2016: Ian Morris (Sussex Sharks)
2015: Nathan Foy (Warwickshire Bears)
2014: Gavin Griffiths (Northants Steelbacks)
2013: Nathan Foy (Warwickshire Bears)
2012: Dave Gavrilovic (Northants Steelbacks)
2011: Nathan Foy (Warwickshire Bears)
2010: Nathan Foy (Warwickshire Bears)
Partially Sighted Batter of the Year
2024: David Howells (Northants Steelbacks)
2023: David Howells (Northants Steelbacks)
2022: Tahseen Sabir (Lancashire Lions)
2021: Matt Dean (Metro)
2019: Dan Field (Sussex Sharks)
2018: Shah Miah (Northants Steelbacks)
2017: Dan Field (Sussex Sharks)
2016: Matt Dean (Metro)
2015: Usman Afridi (Lancashire Lions)
2014: Matt Dean (Metro)
2013: Andy Powers (Warwickshire Bears)
2012: Jonathan Lewis (Hampshire VICC)
2011: Luke Sugg (Warwickshire Bears)
2010: Matt Dean (Metro)
2009: Mohammed Sohail (Essex Tigers)
2008: Chetan Davdra (London Sports)
Total Batter of the Year
2024: Shoaib Nasir (Lancashire Lions)
2023: Adrian Snelgrove (Somerset VICC)
2022: Amin Afshari (Kent Spitfires)
2021: Mark Turnham (Northants Steelbacks)
2019: Steve Cook (Somerset VICC)
2018: Dave Daniels (Sussex Sharks)
2017: Nathan Foy (Warwickshire Bears)
2016: Dave Gavrilovic (Northants Steelbacks)
2015: Gavin Griffiths (Northants Steelbacks)
2014: Rob Arrowsmith (Yorkshire VICC)
2013: Kelvin Duncan (Sussex Sharks)
2012: Peter Blueitt (Yorkshire VICC)
2011: Steve Humphreys (Metro)
2010: Mark Betts (Yorkshire VICC)
2009: Adrian Snelgrove (Birmingham SCVI)
2008: Nathan Foy (Warwickshire Bears)
Partially Sighted Bowler of the Year
2024: Mo Ghalib (Metro)
2023: Mo Ghalib (Metro)
2022: Alex Towers (Sussex Sharks)
2021: Wasim Afridi (Lancashire Lions)
2019: Mo Ghalib (Metro)
2018: Rory Field (Metro)
2017: Joe Harrison (Sussex Sharks)
2016: Luke Sugg (Warwickshire Bears)
2015: Luke Sugg (Warwickshire Bears)
2014: Ed Hossell (Somerset VICC)
2013: Alex Towers (Yorkshire VICC)
2012: Justin Hollingsworth (Warwickshire Bears)
2011: David Ellingham (South Wales Dragons)
2010: Heindrich Swanepoel (Metro)
2009: Heindrich Swanepoel (Metro)
2008: Alastair Provan (Northants Steelbacks)
Total Bowler of the Year
2024: Adrian Snelgrove (Somerset VICC)
2023: Amin Afshari (Kent Spitfires)
2022: Mark Turnham (Northants Steelbacks)
2021: Amjad Khan (Lancashire Lions)
2019: Dean Wilcox (Yorkshire Vikings)
2018: Ian Morris (Sussex Sharks)
2017: Steve Cook (Somerset VICC)
2016: Amjad Khan (Lancashire Lions)
2015: Martin Robson (Lancashire Lions)
2014: Jason Aughton (Somerset VICC)
2013: Peter Blueitt (Yorkshire VICC)
2012: Mark Turnham (Warwickshire Bears)
2011: Gav Griffiths (Sussex Sharks)
2010: John Garbett (Yorkshire VICC)
2009: John Garbett (Sussex Sharks)
2008: John Garbett (Sussex Sharks)
Most Promising Player of the Year
2024: Shaqir Iqbal (Surrey VICC)
2023: Rob Crisp (Somerset VICC)
2022: Tom Barton (Kent Spitfires)
2021: Phil Daniels (Sussex Sharks)
2019: David Howells (Northants Steelbacks)
2018: Nathan Jameson (Yorkshire Vikings)
2017: Tahseen Sabir (Lancashire Lions)
2016: Steve Cook (Somerset VICC)
2015: Wasim Afridi (Lancashire Lions)
2014: Mo Ghalib (Metro)
2013: Jimmy Millard (Sussex Sharks)
2012: Mark Horbatowski (Northants Steelbacks)
2011: Alex Towers (Yorkshire VICC)
2010: Justin Hollingsworth (Warwickshire Bears)
2009: Joel Robinson (Metro)
Partially Sighted Fielder of the Year
2024: David Howells (Northants Steelbacks)
2023: Dan Field (Sussex Sharks)
2022: David Howells (Northants Steelbacks)
2021: David Howells (Northants Steelbacks)
2019: Ed Hossell (Somerset VICC)
2018: Ed Hossell (Somerset VICC)
2017: Ed Hossell (Somerset VICC)
2016: Tahseen Sabir (Lancashire Lions)
2015: Taf Naqvi (Yorkshire VICC)
2014: Rob Crisp (Somerset VICC)
2013: Dan Field (Sussex Sharks)
2012: Si Ledwith (Sussex Sharks)
2011: Si Ledwith (Sussex Sharks)
2010: Dave Wood (South Wales Dragons)
Total Fielder of the Year
2024: Sam Hoskin (London Metro)
2023: Ian Morris (Sussex Sharks)
2022: Mark Oliphant (Sussex Sharks)
2021: Amin Afshari (Kent Spitfires)
2019: Hassan Khan (Metro)
2018: Amit Amin (Metro)
2017: Dave Daniels (Sussex Sharks)
2016: Steve Cook (Somerset VICC)
2015: Danny Miles (Sussex Sharks)
2014: Dave Daniels (Sussex Sharks)
2013: Nathan Foy (Warwickshire Bears)
Wicketkeeper of the Year
2024: Ryan West (Surrey VICC)
2023: Ryan West (Surrey VICC)
2022: Gerald Porter (Northants Steelbacks)
2021: Gerald Porter (Northants Steelbacks)
2019: Gerald Porter (Northants Steelbacks)
2018: Mark Bond (Metro)
2017: Gerald Porter (Warwickshire Bears)
2016: Gerald Porter (Warwickshire Bears)
2015: Gerald Porter (Warwickshire Bears)
2014: Si Ledwith (Sussex Sharks)
2013: Si Ledwith (Sussex Sharks)
Women’s Player of the Year
2024: Lois Turner (Yorkshire Vikings)
2023: Emma Gilfoyle (Durham VICC)
2022: Lois Turner (Surrey VICC)
2021: Lois Turner (Surrey VICC)
2019: Leanne Harvey (Surrey VICC)
2018: Lois Turner (Yorkshire Vikings)
2017: Lois Turner (Surrey VICC & RNC Hereford Bulldogs)
2016: Lois Turner (Surrey VICC)
2015: Lois Turner (Surrey VICC)
Low Partial Player of the Year
2024: Si Ledwith (Sussex Sharks)
2023: Sheraz Chohan (Lancashire Lions)
2022: Sheraz Chohan (Lancashire Lions)
2021: Rashid Khan (Lancashire Lions)
2019: Sheraz Chohan (Lancashire Lions)
2018: Sheraz Chohan (Lancashire Lions)
2017: Martin Wilson (Yorkshire Vikings)
2016: Sheraz Chohan (Lancashire Lions)
2015: Sheraz Chohan (Lancashire Lions)
Development Level Partially Sighted Player of the Year
2024: Thomas Froud (Berkshire Stags)
2023: Thomas Froud (Berkshire Stags)
2022: Arif Malik (Bradford & District)
2021: Prem Sellathurai (Metro Devils)
2019: Nathan Jameson (Durham Viper Jets)
2018: Dan Sergent (Worcestershire Elizabethans)
2017: Steve Bailey (Dorset Dolphins)
2016: Tim Mackenzie (Dorset Dolphins)
2015: Alex Ditchburn (RNC Hereford Bulldogs)
Development Level Low Partial Player of the Year
2024: Mike Harrison (Staffordshire Wolves)
2023: Chris Wallace (Berkshire Stags)
2022: Emma Gilfoyle (Durham VICC)
2021: Matt Cliff (Wavertree Merseyside CC)
2019: Chris Lewis (Metro Devils)
2018: Matt Cliff (Wavertree Merseyside CC)
2017: Ray St.Cyr (Kent Spitfires)
2016: John Gribbin (Gloucestershire Growlers)
2015: Jonathan Lewis (Kent Spitfires)
Development Level Total Player of the Year
2024: Sam Hoskin (Berkshire Stags)
2023: Robert Sholto-Douglas-Vernon (Dorset Dolphins)
2022: Darren Cook (Durham VICC)
2021: Roy Turnham (Wavertree Merseyside CC)
2019: Sam Hoskin (Berkshire Stags)
2018: Sam Hoskin (Berkshire Stags)
2017: Rob Williams (Lancashire Lions)
2016: Andy Lewis (Derbyshire Owls)
2015: Amin Afshari (Kent Spitfires)
Development Level Most Promising Player of the Year
2024: Barnaby Williams (Dorset County VICT)
2023: Dave Shaw (Surrey VICC)
2022: Archie Hare (Yorkshire Vikings)
2021: Rob Turner (Berkshire Stags)
2019: Richard Burt (Dorset Dolphins)
2018: Paul Fisher (Wavertree Merseyside CC)
2017: Dan Hopkins (Gloucestershire Growlers)
Development Level Partially Sighted Batter of the Year
2024: Rob Turner (Berkshire Stags)
2023: Mahmood Zahid (Lancashire Lions)
2022: Bilal Akhtar (Lancashire Lions)
Development Level Total Batter of the Year
2024: Shoaib Nasir (Lancashire Lions)
2023: Sam Hoskin (Berkshire Stags)
2022: Mohammed Javed (Bradford & District)
Development Level Partially Sighted Bowler of the Year
2024: Lois Turner (Yorkshire Vikings)
2023: Ben Williams (Dorset Dolphins)
2022: Chris Wallace (Berkshire Stags)
Development Level Total Bowler of the Year
2024: Carl Galloway (Staffordshire Wolves)
2023: Alex Macie (Durham VICC)
2022: Liaqat Hussain (Bradford & District)
Development Level Partially Sighted Fielder of the Year
2024: Thomas Froud (Berkshire Stags)
2023: Tim Mckenzie (Dorset Dolphins)
2022: Nathan Jameson (Durham VICC)
Development Level Total Fielder of the Year
2024: Robert Sholto-Douglas-Vernon (Dorset County VICT)
2023: Sam Hoskin (Berkshire Stags)
2022: Sam Hoskin (Berkshire Stags)
The Charles Ronayne Award for Outstanding Contribution to VI Cricket
Darshak Patel (2024)
Doug Beebe (2024)
Lynne Newell (2024)
Geoff Ridgway (2023)
Roger Barker (2022)
Neil Robson (2021)
Alan Gardner (2020)
Paul Toplis (2019)
Geoff Brown (2018)
Outstanding Contribution to Visually Impaired Cricket
2016: Ansel Porter
2015: Stephen Trull
Spirit of Cricket Award
2024: Durham VICC
2023: Metro Devils
2022: Yorkshire Vikings
2021: Wavertree Merseyside CC
2019: Yorkshire Vikings
2018: Somerset VICC
2017: Warwickshire Bears
2016: Somerset VICC
2015: Metro
2014: Yorkshire VICC
2013: Metro
2012: Northants Steelbacks
2011: Hampshire VICC
2010: Hampshire VICC
Umpire of the Year
2024: Fiona Shone
2023: Yolanda Harris
2022: Hughie Evans
2021: Rob Hodgkinson
2019: Roger Barker
2018: Alan Pearce
2017: Darshak Patel
2016: Stephen Trull
2015: Mike Cornwell
2014: Roger Barker
2013: Roger Barker
2012: Pete Marshall
2011: Mike Cornwell
2010: Chris Dawe
Scorer of the Year
2024: Seb Egan
2023: Beccy Ross
2022: John Egan
2021: Yvette Bailey
2019: Yvette Bailey
2018: Simon Boulding
2017: Geoff Brown
2016: Rae Bezuidenhout
2015: Paul Toplis
2014: Paul Toplis
2013: Paul Toplis
2012: Steve Field
2011: Gemma Carpenter
Tea of the year award (Presented by the Umpires Panel)
2013: Hampshire VICC
2012: Warwickshire Bears
2011: Hampshire VICC
** Not all awards were created in the same year, every time each award has been given out is listed above though, there was no 2020 season due to Covid.