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BCCI Lifetime Achievement Award to Rahul Dravid: Full list of past winners

Besides Rahul Dravid wining the BCCI Lifetime Achievement Award, Shubman Gill will be named the Cricketer of the Year as the board prepares to celebrate ICC tournament wins at NAMAN awards ceremony.

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BCCI Lifetime Achievement Award for 2025 will be conferred to Rahul Dravid at NAMAN awards ceremony on Sunday. Image: PTI
BCCI Lifetime Achievement Award for 2025 will be conferred to Rahul Dravid at NAMAN awards ceremony on Sunday. Image: PTI
FirstCricket Staff|Mar 12, 2026, 11:22:23 IST

Former India captain and coach Rahul Dravid will reportedly receive the Board of Control for Cricket in India's (BCCI) CK Nayudu Lifetime Achievement Award in New Delhi on 15 March (Sunday) during the annual awards ceremony (NAMAN), while India Test and ODI captain Shubman Gill will be named the Men's Cricketer of the Year.

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Dravid, who guided India to the 2024 T20 World Cup win as coach and Test series victories in England and West Indies as captain, will be the latest entrant in the prestigious BCCI Lifetime Achievement Award list, according to the Indian Express. Legendary Sachin Tendulkar was conferred with the same award last year.

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Former captain Lala Amarnath was the first cricketer to be conferred with the Lifetime Achievement Award in 1994.

Gill, who led India to a memorable 2-2 series draw in England last year while also starring with the bat, will be conferred with the Polly Umrigar Award for Best Men's International Cricketer. Jasprit Bumrah won the same award last year.

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BCCI Lifetime Achievement Award winners

1. Lala Amarnath - 1994

2. Syed Mushtaq Ali - 1995

3. Vijay Hazare - 1996

4. KN Prabhu - 1997

5. Polly Umrigar - 1998

6. Hemu Adhikari - 1999

7. Subhash Gupte - 2000

8. Mansoor Ali Khan Pataudi - 2001

9. BB Nimbalkar - 2002

10. Chandu Borde - 2003

11. Bishan Singh Bedi - 2004

12. Srinivas Venkataraghavan - 2004

13. EAS Prasanna - 2004

14. BS Chandrasekhar - 2004

15. Nari Contractor - 2007

16. Gundappa Viswanath - 2008

17. Mohinder Amarnath - 2009

18. Salim Durani - 2010

19. Ajit Wadekar - 2011

20. Sunil Gavaskar - 2012

21. Kapil Dev - 2013

22. Dilip Vengsarkar - 2014

23. Syed Kirmani - 2015

24. Rajinder Goel - 2016

25. Padmakar Shivalkar - 2016

26. Pankaj Roy - 2017

27. Anshuman Gaekwad - 2018

28. Krishnamachari Srikkanth - 2019

29. Farokh Engineer - 2023

30. Ravi Shastri - 2023

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31. Sachin Tendulkar - 2024

BCCI is also planning to celebrate the recent world-level success at the NAMAN awards. “The BCCI Awards ceremony will happen on March 15 in New Delhi. We are going to invite all the ICC tournament winners, including the recent T20 World Cup champions, as well as coaches,” Saikia told IANS.

India's women's team won the first ODI World Cup late last year, while the under-19 men's team won a record-extending sixth World Cup in February 2026. Last Sunday, India's men's cricket team won the T20 World Cup 2026, their third title.

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First Published:Mar 12, 2026, 11:22:23 IST
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