Somerset duo Craig Overton and Sophie Luff headlined the 57th Professional Cricketers' Association (PCA) Awards at Exhibition White City in London, sweeping the player-voted Men’s Player of the Year and Women’s Player of the Year honours. Somerset Double: Both main awards went to Somerset representatives, marking a historic clean sweep for the county. Craig Overton (Men's Player of the Year): Won the top men's award ahead of nominees Joe Clarke, George Hill, and Dan Lawrence. Claimed the overall PCA Men's Domestic MVP and the Rothesay County Championship Player of the Year. His dominant season across domestic cricket has prompted discussions around a potential England recall. Recognized for a stellar season in her new role opening the batting for Somerset, scoring over 1,000 domestic runs. Led Trent Rockets to victory in The Hundred and scored 536 runs in the One Day Cup. Sonny Baker (Hampshire) was named Men’s Young Player of the Year following his Test debut against New Zealand. Tilly Corteen-Coleman (South East Stars) won Women’s Young Player of the Year after earning a spot in England's T20 World Cup squad. Special Recognition: Former England women's captain Heather Knight received the PCA Outstanding Contribution Award following her international retirement, while Tammy Beaumont received an ECB Special Merit Award.