England's Ollie Robinson has been named the country's cricketer of the year at the Cricket Writers' Club awards. The 32-year-old fast bowler took 28 wickets in four Tests at an average of just 9.30, helping him rise to the top five in the International Cricket Council Test bowling rankings. This achievement marks his remarkable return to Test cricket after a two-year absence. Robinson's impressive performance earned him the Bob Willis Trophy for England Player of the Year. He becomes the fifth winner of the award since it was reallocated in 2022. Another notable winner was Ethan Bamber, a 27-year-old fast bowler from Warwickshire, who was named County Championship player of the year. Bamber took 69 wickets in 16 matches, with 32 of those coming in the final five games of the season, as his team won the title for the first time since 2021. Naavya Sharma, a 21-year-old fast bowler from Middlesex, was awarded the Young Cricketer of the Year Award. Sharma took 35 wickets in just nine County Championship matches at an average of 21, and also helped his team win the One-Day Cup. Other winners at the annual awards included Tilly Corteen-Coleman, who was voted Women's Young Cricketer of the Year, and Kirstie Gordon, who won the Women's Cricket Award. Angus Brown, an England mixed disability cricketer, was named Disability Cricketer of the Year for his impressive performance in the mixed disability format.