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Who won the Wisden cricketer magazine's best cricketer award in 2009?

Who won the Wisden cricketer magazine's best cricketer award in 2009? Correct Answer Sakib Al Hasan

Bangladesh all - rounder Shakib Al Hasan has been named The Wisden Cricketer magazine's 2009 World Test Player of the Year. The magazine said on Thursday that Shakib topped the performance table of all test players based on marks awarded by Wisden Cricketer correspondents.

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