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2011: Tim Southee
Following in the footsteps of countrymate McCullum, New Zealand pace bowler Tim Southee was the recipient of the 2011 edition of the award. Southee’s spell of 5-18 against Pakistan on Boxing Day at Auckland helped him achieve the honours.
His five wickets, all which were picked up in the space of nine balls, included a hat-trick that sent back Younis Khan, Mohammad Hafeez and Umar Akmal as Pakistan slumped to defeat.
Other contenders: Time Bresnan’s 4-3 against Pakistan at Cardiff; JP Duminy’s 96* off 54 balls versus Zimbabwe in Kimberley and Shane Watson’s 31-ball 59 against England in Adelaide.
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