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BCCI Awards 2017: Virat Kohli, Ravichandran Ashwin grab top honours
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Virat Kohli won the Polly Umrigar trophy for the third time while Ravichandran Ashwin won the Dilip Sardesai award in the 2017 BCCI awards ceremony conducted in Bangalore. (BCCI)
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India skipper Virat Kohli arrived with the Indian team for the 2017 BCCI Awards. (PTI)
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Ramachandra Guha, one of the members on the BCCI’s Committee of Advisors, was present. (BCCI)
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Members of team India pose before the start of the ceremony. (BCCI)
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Virat Kohli and R Ashwin were tipped to win the highest honours in the BCCI awards. (PTI)
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For the first time in BCCI history, a woman cricketer was going to get the lifetime achievement award. The name of the player was ex-India captain Shanta Rangaswamy. (BCCI)
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Farokh Engineer, former India wicketkeeper, was giving the lecture in the fifth MAK Pataudi lecture. (BCCI)
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Ravichandran Ashwin won the Dilip Sardesai award for his best performances in the West Indies in which he starred with both bat and ball. (BCCI)
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Virat Kohli won the Polly Umrigar best international cricket for his outstanding success in 2015/16. (BCCI)
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Virat Kohli won this award for the third time, having won it in 2011/12 and in 2014/15. (BCCI)
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Jalaj Saxena receives the Lala Amarnath award for his best all-round performance in 2015/16 Ranji Trophy. (BCCI)
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Ninad Rathva of Baroda received the MA Chidambaram award for the highest wicket-taker in the Cooch Behar trophy (BCCI)
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Satyajeet Bachhav got the MA Chidambaram award for the highest run-getter in Cooch Behar trophy (BCCI)
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Farokh Engineer with Sharmila Tagoreas he delivered the MAK Pataudi lecture during the BCCI awards. (BCCI)
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Vaman Kumar, who played two Tests for India in 1961, received a special award. (BCCI)
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Mr. Padmakar Shivalkar, who never played a Test for India, picked up 589 wickets in first-class cricket. (BCCI)
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Shanta Rangaswamy, former India captain, became the first woman cricketer to receive a lifetime achievement award from the BCCI (BCCI)
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Rajinder Goel picked up 750 wickets in first-class cricket but he never played for India. (BCCI)
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Ramakant Desai received a special posthumous award from the BCCI. (BCCI)
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