Fast bowler Kagiso Rabada became the first player to scoop six awards at CSAs annual dinner, including the coveted South African cricketer of the year prize, surpassing AB de Villiers and Hashim Amla, who had previously won five each. Not only is Rabada the only player to notch up that many awards, but he is also the youngest to win the main prize. The only major award Rabada did not win was the T20 cricketer of the year, which went to legspinner Imran Tahir. In his first full international season, the 2015-16 summer, which was a largely underwhelming period for South Africas mens team, Rabada racked up the second-best match figures by a South African in Test and ODI cricket. His 13 for 144 against England at Centurion in January has only been bettered by Makhaya Ntini, who took 13 for 132 in Port of Spain in 2005, while Rabadas 6 for 16 on ODI debut against Bangladesh in July last year, a performance which also included a hat-trick, was only surpassed by Imran Tahir, who took 7 for 45 against West Indies in June 2015.That Rabada managed all of this in a time when South Africa were also without two of their experienced seamers - Dale Steyn and Vernon Philander were both injured for large parts of the previous summer - only added to Rabadas achievement. With injuries to our main fast bowlers during this past year, he has had to step up and lead the attack. How brilliantly has he done that, Haroon Lorgat, CSA CEO said.Rabadas performance also earned the players and fans choice awards. He shared speckles of the limelight with Tahir, whose 16 T20 wickets this year put him on top of the South African pile in the format, and batsman Stephen Cook. Despite only playing one international in the 2015-16 season, a Test against England, Cook won the international newcomer of the year award for his century on debut in the only Test South Africa won in the season.This may not have been the best year for the Proteas in a team sense but there have been some great individual performances, especially from newcomers to the side, Lograt said. Temba Bavuma and Stephen Cook, who are other award winners this evening plus Quinton de Kock have all recorded their maiden Test centuries.Bavuma won a sponsor award for his performance but de Kock went empty-handed, despite being the leading run-scorer in the domestic twenty-over competition. Albie Morkel, who led Titans to victory in that competition, was named T20 player of the year. Titans also had two other winners. Heino Kuhn, who became the sixth South African to score more than 1,000 runs in a first-class season, won the first-class award and outgoing coach Rob Walter, who will take over at Otago Volts, from September, was named coach of the year.The only trophy Titans did not win last season was the one-day cup, which Lions claimed. The leading run-scorer in that campaign Alviro Petersen was awarded in that category.Air Force 1 Cheap Outlet . Its sharpness matched my mind. This was no night to go to sleep. Air Force 1 Green Store .J. -- Marty Brodeur beat the Pittsburgh Penguins yet again. http://www.airforce1storesale.com/ .J. -- Marshawn Lynch said Thursday it will be good to get back to football after the Seattle quiet talking running back wrapped up his final mandatory media session of Super Bowl week. Air Force 1 Low Discount . And follow TSN.ca right through Deadline Day for all the updates. 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I just havent fired since Ive come here, he told AAP.Theres games there where I see glimpses of how I can play, but I havent really had a full season where Ive been at my best.His star has fallen so far that the Bulldogs have opted not to renew his contract when it expires at the end of the year, with the 27-year-old resigned to looking elsewhere to play on in the NRL.I dont think theres anything there for me, he saidd.ddddddddddddTheyve obviously got a lot of young talent coming up. Raymond Faitala-Mariner, hes a big talent here and hes only 21. With the team theyve got here, theyre going somewhere.I would love to stay. Any player that comes to this team wants to stay. But its hard when theres a lot of talent. With contracts these days and the salary cap, its tough.However while he remains unsigned for next year, Williams hasnt lost hope of regaining the mantle of arguably the most destructive second-rowers in the game.With three games remaining in the regular season and a finals campaign around the corner, Williams is intent on earning another contract to stay in the NRL.I still reckon I could be the best and get to those Manly days when I was playing well. When I am at my best, Im one of the best in my position, he said. ' ' '