Former England and Chelsea midfielder Frank Lampard handed over the accolade to Anya Shrubsole and Danni Wyatt, the former having won Player of the Match in the final against the hosts.

Wyatt scored the crucial century that ensured an Ashes draw against Australia in the final T20 game of the series last month.

Tammy Beaumont missed out on her individual nomination for Action Woman of the Year, but showed her delight at her team’s award.

Amazing to be named @btsport Action Woman Team of the year! What a year it was for us! Honoured to have even been nominated for the individual award among some amazing sportswomen! #ActionWoman https://t.co/COd9Oy2h3J

— Tammy Beaumont (@Tammy_Beaumont) December 5, 2017

England Women beat hosts India in the final by nine runs, while Shrubsole stole the show with a match-winning 6-46. She was delighted that her team were recognised for their success, and pointed out the significance of the professionalism which has changed England women’s cricket for the better in recent years.

“We can spend more time together as a team training and that’s ultimately how you’ve got to improve.

“Before, we had one tour in the summer, one in the winter and now we’re pretty much playing all year round.”

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Shrubsole also praised her team’s character in the Ashes series turnaround which saw them draw 8-8 on points with Australia: “Something we’ve really prided ourselves on recently is resilience, and we had to draw on all of that in those last two games.”