Voges captain for ACA All Stars team

The stellar Bupa Sheffield Shield season of Western Australia captain Adam Voges has continued, the prolific batsman named captain of the Australian Cricketers' Association's four-day All Stars team.

The ACA's four-day, one-day and Twenty20 All Stars teams were announced today after being voted on by players with Cricket Australia, state and rookie contracts.

Voges is joined in the four-day team by state teammates Michael Klinger and Shaun Marsh, while Warriors opener Cameron Bancroft is 12th man.

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Victoria, Tasmania and Queensland have two representatives each while New South Wales and South Australia are represented by Peter Nevill and Callum Ferguson respectively.

Ferguson and Queenslander Joe Burns were also named in the one-day All Stars team, while West End Redbacks leg-spinner Adam Zampa is the only player named in both the one-day and T20 teams.

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Zampa was named in both the one-day and BBL teams // Getty

ACA four-day All Stars team
Ed Cowan (Tasmania), Joe Burns (Queensland), Michael Klinger (Western Australia), Adam Voges (c) (Western Australia), Callum Ferguson (South Australia), Shaun Marsh (Western Australia), Peter Nevill (New South Wales), James Hopes (vc) (Queensland), Peter Siddle (Victoria), Andrew Fekete (Tasmania), Fawad Ahmed (Victoria). 12th man: Cameron Bancroft (Western Australia)

ACA one-day All Stars team
Usman Khawaja (vc) (Queensland), Ben Dunk (Tasmania), Cameron White (c) (Victoria), Callum Ferguson (SA), Joe Burns (Queensland), Ryan Carters (NSW), Evan Gulbis (Tasmania), Nathan Coulter-Nile (WA), Joel Paris (WA), Josh Hazlewood (NSW), Adam Zampa (SA). 12th man: Chris Hartley (Queensland)

ACA Big Bash League All Stars team
Michael Klinger (vc) (Perth Scorchers), Jacques Kallis (c) (Sydney Thunder), Kevin Pietersen (Melbourne Stars), Chris Lynn (Brisbane Heat), Jordan Silk (Sydney Sixers), Aiden Blizzard (Sydney Thunder), Tim Ludeman (Adelaide Strikers), John Hastings (Melbourne Stars), Jason Behrendorff (Perth Scorchers), Andrew Tye (Perth Scorchers), Adam Zampa (Adelaide Strikers). 12th man: Brad Hogg (Perth Scorchers)

The All Stars sides are voted on by all players with a CA, state and rookie contract. Players are unable to vote for members in their own squad.

Players are asked to pick their sides as if they were playing in a match (e.g. six batsmen, one wicketkeeper and four bowlers) and are also asked to nominate a captain.

The vice-captains in the All Stars teams are players who gained the second-most votes for captain and who also made the team on their own merit.

The 12th men were those who accumulated the most number of votes outside the 11 players selected.

The best players in women's domestic cricket this season were also announced, with Jess Jonassen and England international Heather Knight honoured.

Southern Stars allrounder Jonassen, who plays for the Konica Minolta Queensland Fire, was named the WNCL Player of the Year having garnered 17 votes, two more than Meg Lanning and Nicole Bolton.

Jonassen took 11 wickets in five matches at 13.36 and also hit two half-centuries with the bat, finishing with an average of just under 50.

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Jess Jonassen was the standout player in the WNCL // Getty

Cripps Tasmania Roar allrounder Knight was a clear winner of the WT20 Player of the Year award, earning 32 votes while Lanning and Charlotte Edwards were second in voting with 23 votes apiece.

The Englishwoman hit five half-centuries from 10 matches to finish with an average of just under 60, and she also took six wickets.

Ben Dunk and Ben Rohrer were named joint winners of the Toyota Futures League Player of the Year award, while Shooting Stars batter Ashleigh Gardner won the Lord’s Taverners Indigenous Player of the Year award, the first women to do so.

Simon Fry received the Cricket Australia Umpire Award for the second consecutive year having been appointed to umpire at the World Cup despite not being contracted by the ICC.

Fry also officiated in the final of the Carlton Mid ODI Tri-Series and was sent to Sri Lanka to stand in the ODI series between England and Sri Lanka late last year.