Prestigious awards for Somerset duo Pete Trego and Nick Compton

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Tuesday, September 18, 2012
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Somerset duo Pete Trego and Nick Compton have been recognised for their impressive seasons by each securing a prestigious award.

All-rounder Trego has been crowned the Professional Cricketers’ Association’s overall ‘MVP’ for the 2012 season, while batsman Compton was named the Cricket Writers’ Club’s county cricketer of the year.

  1. Pete Trego

    Pete Trego

  2. Nick Compton (2)

    Nick Compton

The most valuable player award, which is sponsored by FTI, is updated throughout the season – and 31-year-old Trego finished 60 points clear of Kent’s Darren Stevens.

Trego took 50 LV= County Championship wickets for the first time in his career and also chipped in with 600 runs, while contributing 245 runs and 15 wickets in CB40 cricket.

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Compton, meanwhile, amassed 1,191 Championship runs at an average of 99.25, and will today be hoping to earn a call-up to England’s squad for the tour of India.

Somerset and Gloucestershire will face each other in next season’s CB40, after being drawn in the same group. Also in the West rivals’ group are Glamorgan, Leicestershire, Middlesex, Unicorns and Yorkshire.

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