in ODIs and one in a Twenty20 International. When he scored his maiden Twenty20 International century in 2016, he became the 10th player in history to score a century in all three formats, and the first Australian to achieve the feat. Awards Across all three formats of international cricket (Test, ODI, and T20I), Watson has been named the Player of the Match on 29 occasions and the Player of the Series on 7 occasions. The majority of these awards came in One Day International cricket, where he won 17 Player of the Match awards and 4 Player of the Series awards. Cricket Australia holds an annual awards ceremony called the Australian Cricket Awards, where they honour the best cricketers in the country over the previous year. The most prestigious of these awards is the Allan Border Medal, which is awarded to "the most outstanding Australian male cricketer of the season". Watson has won the Allan Border Medal twice, and has won several other awards at the Australian Cricket Awards: Allan Border Medal: 2010, 2011 Test Player of the Year: 2011 Men's ODI Player of the Year: 2010, 2011, 2012 Men's T20I Player of the Year: 2012, 2013, 2017 Bradman Young Cricketer of the Year: 2002 Records During his international career, Watson set several records with his performances as both a batsman and a bowler. In an ODI against Bangladesh in April 2011, Watson scored 185 runs off of 96 deliveries. In this innings, Watson hit 15 sixes (at the time the most of any ODI innings, and as of January 2023 still the 6th-most of any ODI innings) and scored 150 runs from boundaries alone (at the time the most of any ODI innings, and as of January 2023 still the 4th-most of any ODI innings). In a Test match against South Africa in November 2011, Watson took bowling figures of 5/17 from 5 overs. Taking a wicket every 6 balls, as of January 2023 this is the 8th-best bowling strike rate of any Test innings with 4 or more wickets taken. In a Twenty20 International against India in January 2016, Watson scored 124 runs from 71 deliveries. At the time, this was the second-highest score in any Twenty20 International (it remains the 10th-highest as of January 2023) and the highest score by a captain (it remains the 3rd-highest as of January 2023). Australia ultimately lost this match by 7