INTERNATIONAL LEVEL SPORTS AWARDS/CUPS/TROPHIES

Name of the Year Category/Sports Champion

Awards/Cup/Trophy event
Laureus World Sports 2021 Sportsman Rafael Nadal
Awards Sportswoman Naomi Osaka
Team Bayern Munich
Breakthrough Patrick Mahomes
Comeback Maxence Parrot
Disability N/A
Action N/A
Moment Chris Nikic
2020 Moment Sachin Tendulkar
BBC Sports Team of 2020 ******** Liverpool F.C.
the Year Award
BBC Sports 2020 ********* Jürgen Klopp (Liverpool F.C. Manager)
Personality of the Year
Coach Award
BBC Sports 2020 Walking Captain Sir Thomas Moore
Personality of the Year
Helen Rollason Award
BBC Young Sports 2020 Diving Andrea Spendolini-Sirieix
Personality of the Year
FIFA Fair Play Award 2020 Football Mattia Agnese(Italy)
Best FIFA Men's 2020 Football Robert Lewandowski (Poland)
Player
Best FIFA Men’s 2020 Football Manuel Neuer (Germany)
Goalkeeper
Best FIFA Men’s 2020 Football Jurgen Klopp (Germany)
Coach award
Best FIFA Women’s 2020 Football Lucy Bronze (England)
Player award
FIFA Puskás Award 2020 Football Son Heung-min (South Korea)
Globe Soccer Awards 2020 Player of the Century Cristiano Ronaldo (Club: Juventus)
2001–2020
2020 Player of the Year Robert Lewandowski (Club: Bayern Munich)
2020 Coach of the Century Pep Guardiola (Club: Manchester City)
2001–2020
2020 Coach of the Year Hansi Flick (Bayern Munich)
2020 Club of the Century Real Madrid(Spain)
2001–2020
2020 Club of the Year Bayern Munich(Germany)
FIFA World Cup 2022 Host Qatar
Trophy
(since 1974) Mascot (will be update)
{ Jules Rimet Trophy 2018 Host Russia
from 1930 to 1970}
Mascot Zabivaka (Wolf) developed by student designer
Ekaterina Bocharova
Champion France
Runner Up Croatia
Golden Ball Luka Modrić (Croatia)
 Golden Boot Harry Kane(England)(6 goals)
Best Young Player Kylian Mbappé(France)
Best Goal Keeper Thibaut Courtois(Belgium)
Best Fair play Spain
Official song Live It Up (Nicky Jam song)
1930 First Champion Uruguay.
Most wins Brazil
FIFA Women's World 2023 Host Australia & New Zealand
Cup
Mascot (will be update)
2019 Host France
Mascot Ettie {A chicken; she is the daughter of Footix, 1998 World
Cup mascot}
Champion United States (4th title)
Runner Up Netherlands
Top scorer (Golden Ellen White(England) ,Alex Morgan(United
Boot) States), Megan Rapinoe (United States)(6 goals
each)
Best Player Megan Rapinoe(United States)
(Golden Ball)
Best Young Player Giulia Gwinn(Germany)
Best Goal Keeper Sari van Veenendaal (Netherlands)
Best Fair play France
1991 First Champion United States
Most wins United States
UEFA European 2024 Host Germany
Football Championship
2020 Host Europe (11 countries)
(played in
2021) Mascot Skillzy {A character inspired by freestyle football, street
football and panna culture}
Champion Italy
Runner Up England
Top scorer Republic Patrik Schick(Czech), Cristiano
Ronaldo(Portugal) (5 goals each)
Best Player Gianluigi Donnarumma (Italy)
Best Young Player Pedri(Spain)
2016 Host France
Mascot Super Victor {A child in the kit of the French national
football team, with a red cape at the back, to echo the blue,
white, red flag. Other considered named were Dribblou and
Goalix. The cape, boots and ball are claimed to be the
Child's superpowers.}
Champion Portugal
 Runner Up France
1960 First Champion Soviet Union
Copa América 2024 Host Ecuador
{Football}
2021 Host Brazil
Mascot Pibe(dog)
Champion Argentina (15th title)
Runner Up Brazil
Top scorer Lionel Messi (Argentina), Luis Díaz (Colombia)
(4 goals each)
Best Player Lionel Messi (Argentina)
Best Goal Keeper Emiliano Martínez (Argentina)
Best Fair play Brazil
2016 Host Brazil
Mascot Zizito (capybara)
Champion Brazil (9th title)
Runner Up Peru
1916(1st ) Champion Uruguay
Most wins Argentina , Uruguay (15 titles each)
AFC Asian Cup 2023 Host China
{Football}
2019 Host UAE
Mascot Mansour and Jarrah
{Mansour was a football kid who had lightning speed and
ability to score, while Jarrah is an Arabian falcon,
representing the native animal in Arabian peninsula.}
Champion Qatar
Runner Up Japan
Top scorer Almoez Ali (9 goals){ Qatar}
Best Player Almoez Ali { Qatar}
Best Goal Keeper Saad Al Sheeb{ Qatar}
Best Fair play Japan
1956 First Champion South Korea
AFC Cup{Football} 2019 Champion Al-Ahed (Lebanon Club)
Runner Up April 25( North Korean Club)
2004 (1st) Champion Al-Jaish (Syria)

Runner Up Al-Wahda(Syria)
Most wins Al-Quwa Al-Jawiya(Iraq) & Al-Kuwait(Kuwait)
(3 titles each)

AFC Champions 2021 Champion (will be update)

League {Football} Runner Up (will be update)
 2020 Champion Ulsan Hyundai (South Korea)
Runner Up Persepolis(Iran)
Most wins Al-Hilal(Saudi Arabia)& Pohang Steelers(South
Korea) (3 titles each)
AFC Women's Club 2021 Champion (will be update)
Championship
Runner Up (will be update)
{Football}
2019(1st ) Champion Nippon TV Beleza (Japan)
Runner Up Jiangsu Suning (China)
SAFF Championship 2021 Host Bangladesh
{Football} Champion (will be update)
Runner Up (will be update)
Top scorer(s) (will be update)
Best player(s) (will be update)
Fair play award (will be update)
2018 Host Bangladesh
Champion Maldives
Runner Up India
Top scorer(s) Manvir Singh (3 goals)( India)
Best player(s) Mohamed Faisal(Maldives )
Fair play award Bhutan
2021 Host Cameroon
Africa Cup of Nations 2019 Host Egypt
{Football} Champion Algeria
2021 Steve Smith Awarded for the most
Allan Border Medal Cricket outstanding male
2020 David Warner Australian cricketer of
the year
The Ashes 2019 Test cricket series The oldest prize in
played between England international cricket,
England and Australia. played since 1882
ICC Men's Cricketer of 2019 Cricket Ben Stokes Sir Garfield Sobers
the Year (England ) Trophy
2004 Cricket Rahul Dravid (India)
ICC Men's Test Player 2019 Cricket Pat Cummins(Australia)
of the Year 2004 Cricket Rahul Dravid (India)
ICC Men's ODI Player 2019 Cricket Rohit Sharma (India)
of the Year 2004 Cricket Andrew Flintoff (England)
ICC Twenty20 2019 Cricket Deepak Chahar (India)
International Performance
of the Year 2008 Cricket Yuvraj Singh (India)
ICC Men's Emerging 2019 Cricket Marnus Labuschagne(Australia)
Player of the Year 2004 Cricket Irfan Pathan (India)
ICC Women's 2019 Cricket Ellyse Perry(Australia)
Cricketer of the Year 2006 Cricket Karen Rolton(Australia)
ICC Women's ODI 2019 Cricket Ellyse Perry(Australia)
Cricketer of the Year 2012 Cricket Stafanie Taylor (West Indies)
ICC Women's T20I 2019 Cricket Alyssa Healy (Australia)
Cricketer of the Year 2012 Cricket Sarah Taylor (England)
ICC Women's 2019 Cricket Chanida Sutthiruang (Thailand)
Emerging Player of the 2017 Cricket Beth Mooney (Australia)
Year
ICC Umpire of the 2019 Cricket Richard Illingworth(England)
Year (David Shepherd
Trophy) 2004 Cricket Simon Taufel (Australia)
ICC Male Cricketer of 2020 Cricket Virat Kohli (India)
the Decade
ICC Female Cricketer 2020 Cricket Ellyse Perry(Australia)
of the Decade
ICC Men's Test 2020 Cricket Steven Smith (Australia)
Cricketer of the Decade
ICC Women’s ODI 2020 Cricket Ellyse Perry(Australia)
Cricketer of the Decade
ICC Men's ODI 2020 Cricket Virat Kohli (India)
Cricketer of the Decade
ICC Men's T20I 2020 Cricket Rashid Khan (Afghanistan)
Cricketer of the Decade
ICC Women’s T20I 2020 Cricket Ellyse Perry(Australia)
Cricketer of the Decade
ICC Spirit of Cricket 2020 Cricket M.S.Dhoni (India)
Award of the Decade
ICC Player of the 2021(1st) January Men Rishabh Pant (India)
Month Women Shabnim Ismail (South Africa)
Februar Men Ravichandran Ashwin (India)
y Women Tammy Beaumont (England)
March Men Bhuvneshwar Kumar (India)
Women Lizelle Lee (South Africa)
April Men Babar Azam (Pakistan)
Women Alyssa Healy(Australia)
May Men Mushfiqur Rahim (Bangladesh)
Women Kathryn Bryce(Scotland)
June Men Devon Conway(New Zealand)
Women Sophie Ecclestone(England)
Wisden Leading 2020 Last awarded Ben Stokes (England )
Cricketer in the World The Bible of Cricket-
2003 First Ricky Wisden Cricketers'
Ponting(Australia) Almanack, or simply
Wisden Almanack’s ODI (2010- Cricket Virat Kohli (India) Wisden,
cricketer of 2010’s 2019)
ICC Cricket World 2023 Host India
Cup 2019 Host England & Wales
Champion England
Runner Up New Zealand
Player of the series Kane Williamson (New Zealand)
Most runs Rohit Sharma (648){India}
Most wickets Mitchell Starc (27){ Australia}
1975 Champion West Indies
Most wins Australia (5 Titles)
Women's Cricket 2022 Host New Zealand
World Cup 2017 Host England & Wales
Champion England
Runner Up India
Player of the series Tammy Beaumont (England)
 Most runs Tammy Beaumont (England)
Most wickets Dane van Niekerk(South Africa)
1973 Champion England
Most wins England(4 Titles)
ICC Men's T20 World 2021 Host (will be update)
Cup Champion (will be update)
Runner Up (will be update)
Player of the series (will be update)
Most runs (will be update)
Most wickets (will be update)
2016 Host India
Champion West Indies
Runner Up England
Player of the series Virat Kohli(India)
Most runs Tamim Iqbal (295) (Bangladesh)
Most wickets Mohammad Nabi (12) (Afghanistan)
2007 Champion India
Most wins West Indies
ICC Women's T20 2023 Host South Africa
World Cup 2020 Host Australia
Champion Australia
Runner Up India
Player of the series Beth Mooney (Australia)
Most runs Beth Mooney (Australia){259}
Most wickets Megan Schutt(12){ Australia}
2009 Champion England
Most wins Australia (5 titles)
ICC Champion Trophy 2025 Host Bangladesh (Expected)
(From 1998 to 2002 2017 Host England & Wales
known as ICC Champion Pakistan
KnockOut Trophy) Runner Up India
Player of the series Hasan Ali (Pakistan)
Most runs Shikhar Dhawan (338)(India)
Most wickets Hasan Ali(13) (Pakistan)
1998 Champion South Africa
Most wins Australia & India (2 Titles)
ICC World Test 2019-2021 Champion New Zealand
Championship Most runs Marnus Labuschagne (1675)( Australia)
Most wickets Ravichandran Ashwin (71)( India)
ACC Asia Cup 2022 Host Pakistan
(Cricket) 2018 Host UAE
Champion India (7th title)
Runner Up Bangladesh
Player of the Series Shikhar Dhawan(India)
Most Runs Shikhar Dhawan(India) (342)
Most Wickets Rashid Khan (10){ Afghanistan}
Mustafizur Rahman (10){ Bangladesh}
Kuldeep Yadav (10){ India}
Most wins India (7 titles)
Men's FIH Hockey 2023 Host India
World Cup 2018 Host Bhubaneswar,India
Champion Belgium (1st title)
 Runner Up Netherlands
Top scorers Blake Govers (Australia) &
Alexander Hendrickx (Belgium) (7 goals)
Best Player Arthur Van Doren (Belgium)
1971 Champion Pakistan
Most wins Pakistan (4 titles)
Women's FIH Hockey 2022 Host Spain & Netherlands
World Cup 2018 Host London, England
Champion Netherlands
Runner Up Ireland
Top scorers Kitty van Male (8 goals)
Best Player Lidewij Welten
1974 Champion Netherlands
Most wins Netherlands (8 titles)
Men's Asian Champion 2021 Host Dhaka ,Bangladesh
Trophy Champion (will be update)
(Hockey) Third Place (will be update)
Top scorers (will be update)
Best Player (will be update)
2018 Host Muscat ,Oman
Champion India & Pakistan (3rd title)
Third Place Malaysia
Top scorers Faizal Saari (8 goals){ Malaysia}
Best Player Akashdeep Singh{ India}
2011 First Champion India
Most wins India & Pakistan (3rd title)
Women's Asian 2021 Host Donghae ,South Korea
Champion Trophy Champion (will be update)
(Hockey) Third Place (will be update)
Top scorers (will be update)
Best Player (will be update)
2018 Host Donghae ,South Korea
Champion South Korea (3rd title)
Runner Up India
Top scorers Vandana Katariya (India ),Navneet Kaur(India),
Song Xiaoming (China )(3 goals)
2010 First Champion South Korea
Most wins South Korea (3rd title)
Australian Open men's 2021 Tennis {Part of Grand Novak Djokovic
singles Slam tournaments}
Australian Open 2021 Naomi Osaka
Women's Singles
French Open Men's 2021 Tennis {Part of Grand Novak Djokovic Also known as Roland
Singles Slam tournaments} Garros
French Open Women's 2021 Barbora Krejčíková
Singles
The Championship s, 2021 Tennis {Part of Grand Novak Djokovic The oldest tennis
Wimbledon Men’s Slam tournaments} tournament in the world
Singles (1877)
The Championship s, 2021 Ashleigh Barty
Wimbledon women’s
Singles
US Open Men's 2021 Tennis {Part of Grand (will be update)
Singles 2020 Slam tournaments} Dominic Thiem
US Open Women's 2021 Tennis {Part of Grand (will be update)
Singles 2020 Slam tournaments} Naomi Osaka
2020-2021 Tennis Spain Founder:
Davis Cup Dwight F. Davis
Most titles United States (32 titles)
Billie Jean King Cup 2020-21 Tennis France Founded : 1963
Most titles United States (18 titles)
Hopman Cup 2019 Tennis Belinda Bencic (female); Roger Federer (male)

FedEx Cup 2020 Golf Dustin Johnson (United States)

World Badminton 2021 Host Huelva, Spain
Championship s Host Basel, Switzerland
2019 Rank Japan(1st ),China(2nd ),Indonesia (3rd) ,India(4th )
Men's singles Kento Momota (Gold)( Japan)
Women's singles P. V. Sindhu(Gold)(India)
Formula One World 2020 Car Racing Drivers' Champion: Lewis Hamilton
Championship Constructors' Champion: Mercedes
Pole Trophy: Lewis Hamilton
Grand Prix motorcycle 2020 Bike Racing Jordi Torres (Spain)
racing World Champion
FIVB Volleyball Men's 2022 Host Russia
World Championship Host Italy & Bulgaria
2018 Champion Poland (3rd title)
Runners Up Brazil
World Weightlifting 2019 Host Pattaya, Thailand
Championships Rank 1 China
World Squash 2019-20 Host Doha,Qatar
Championships Men’s Men's Title Egypt Tarek Momen
Most Titles Jansher Khan(8)( Pakistan)
1976 First Champion Geoff Hunt (Australia)
2019-20 Host Cairo, Egypt
Women’s Women’s Title Nour El Sherbini(Egypt)
1979 First Champion Heather McKay(Australia)
World Chess Host Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Championship 2021 Champion Magnus Carlsen(Norway){since 2013}
Runner up Ian Nepomniachtchi (Russia)
1886 First Champion Wilhelm Steinitz (Austria)
Carrom World Cup Men’s Champio Sri Lanka Chamil Cooray
2018 n (captain)
Runner India Riyaz Akbar Ali
Up (captain)
2018
Champio India Rashmi Kumari
Women’s n (captain)
Runner Sri Lanka Yasika Rahubaddha
Up (captain)
Kabaddi World Cup 2019 Host Malaysia
Champion India
Runner Up Iraq
2004 Champion India
Summer Olympic 2028 Host Los Angeles, United States
Games Motto Together We Create the Future
2024 Host Paris, France
 Motto Made for Sharing
2020 Host Tokyo, Japan
( in 2021) Mascot Miraitowa(designed: Ryo Taniguchi)
Motto United by Emotion
Rank 1 United States (Gold- 39 ,Silver-41,Bronze-33, Total-113)
Rank 2 China (Gold- 38,Silver-32,Bronze-18, Total-88 )
India’s Rank 48 (Gold- 1 ,Silver-2 , Bronze-4, Total-7 )
1896(1st) Host Athens
Winter Olympic 2026 Host Milan and Cortina d'Ampezzo, Italy
Games Motto Dream Together
2022 Host Beijing, China
Mascot A cheerful panda called Bing Dwen Dwen
(designed: Cao Xue)
Motto Joyful Rendezvous Upon Pure Ice and Snow
2018 Host Pyeongchang, South Korea
Mascot Soohorang the Tiger.(Designed: MASS C&G)
Motto Passion. Connected.
Rank 1 Norway (Gold- 14 ,Silver-14 ,Bronze-11 Total- 39 )
Rank 2 Germany (Gold- 14 ,Silver-10 ,Bronze-7 Total- 31 )
1924(1st) Host Chamonix, France
Commonwealth Games 2022 Host city Birmingham, England
(Initially known as Motto Games for Everyone
British Empire Games) Mascot Perry, a bull adorned with a patchwork of multi-coloured
hexagons.(Designed : ten-year-old Emma Lou)
2018 Host Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia
Motto Share the Dream
Mascot Borobi.
Official Song Busby Marou track ‘Days of Gold’.
Rank 1 Australia (Gold- 78 ,Silver-57 ,Bronze-58 Total- 193 )
Rank 2 England (Gold- 44 ,Silver-44 ,Bronze-44 Total- 132 )
India’s Rank 3. (Gold- 25 ,Silver-19 ,Bronze-20 Total- 64 )
1930(1st) Host Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
Asian Games 2034 Host Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Motto Transforming the Future
2030 Host Doha, Qatar
Motto Your Gateway
2026 Host Aichi and Nagoya, Japan
Motto Imagine One Asia
2022 Host Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China
Motto Heart to Heart, @Future
Mascot Congcong, Lianlian, and Chenchen, known
collectively as the smart triplets “Memories of Jiangnan"
2018 Host Jakarta and Palembang, Indonesia
Motto Energy of Asia
Mascot Bhin Bhin—a greater bird-of-paradise; Atung—a
Bawean deer; and Kaka —a Javan rhinoceros.
Rank 1 China (Gold- 132 ,Silver-92 ,Bronze-66 Total- 290)
Rank 2 Japan (Gold- 75 ,Silver-57 ,Bronze-73 Total- 205)
India’s Rank 8 (Gold- 16 ,Silver-23 ,Bronze-31 Total- 62)
1951(1st) Host New Delhi
Rank 1 Japan (Gold- 24 ,Silver-21 ,Bronze-15 Total- 60)
India’s Rank 2. (Gold- 15 ,Silver-16 ,Bronze-20 Total- 51 )
African Games 2023 Host Accra, Ghana
 2019 Host Rabat, Morocco.
Mascot An Atlas lion or a Barbary lion.
Rank 1 Egypt.
1965(1st) Host Brazzaville, Congo
Rank 1 United Arab Republic
European Games 2023 Host Kraków, Poland
2019 Host Minsk, Belarus
Rank 1 Russia
Mascot Fox named "Lesik".
2015(1st) Host Baku, Azerbaijan
Rank 1 Russia
Mascot Jeyran and Nar (Designed: Adam Yunusov)