Annabel Sutherland has been rewarded for her stellar year by collecting the Belinda Clark Award as Australian women's cricketer of the year.
The recognition caps a week to remember for the Victorian, who just days earlier become the first woman to score a Test century on the hallowed turf of the MCG.
Sutherland polled 168 votes, 25 votes ahead of Ashleigh Gardner.
At 23, Sutherland already has more international centuries than Ellyse Perry and is one of the youngest players to win the prestigious award, behind former Captain and Victorian teammate, Meg Lanning, who won it in back-to-back years in 2014 and 2015, aged just 21 and 22.
The all-rounder admitted it was surreal to be joining the pair on the honour roll.
"You listen to those names, it's pretty cool," Sutherland said.
"I think if you be half as good as any of those players, you'd be pretty happy.
Growing up watching those girls play, that's more what stands out. They were role models for me growing up and still are, so it's pretty cool to kid of sit alongside them."
Sutherland also finished equal third in the Women's ODI Player of the Year and sixth in the T20 International Women's Player of the Year awards.
Award winners:
Allan Border Medal - Travis Head
Belinda Clark Award - Annabel Sutherland
Shane Warne Test Player of the Year - Josh Hazlewood
Men's ODI Player of the Year - Travis Head
Women's ODI Player of the Year - Ash Gardner
Men's T20I Player of the Year - Adam Zampa
Women's T20I Player of the Year - Beth Mooney
WBBL|10 Player of the Tournament - Jess Jonassen & Ellyse Perry
BBL|14 Player of the Tournament - Cooper Connolly & Glenn Maxwell
Bradman Young Cricketer - Sam Konstas
Betty Wilson Young Cricketer - Chloe Ainsworth
Women's Domestic Player of the Year - Georgia Voll
Men'd Domestic Player of the Year - Beau Webster
