The glittering ceremony took place at Sandton Convention Centre in Johannesburg and reflected on a superlative period in South Africa's cricket history.
While Proteas Men upped their consistency in white-ball tournaments, the jewel in their crown was undoubtedly their superlative victory in the World Test Championship Final against Australia at Lord's.
Meanwhile, the Proteas Women reached their maiden ODI World Cup final and now count themselves among the world's best in limited-overs.
As such, it was no surprise that captains Markram and Wolvaardt were the power couple of the evening. Markram was named the SA Men's Player of the Year and the Players' Player of the Year, with his clutch 4th innings century at the home of cricket guiding the Proteas to WTC glory.
Not to be outdone, Wolvaardt was named the Women's Player of the Year, SA Women's Players' Player of the Year and Women's ODI Player of the Year, completing the awards sweep. The opening batter became the first woman to score centuries in both the semifinal and final of the ODI World Cup in India last November.
Spinner Simon Harmer scooped the Men's Test Cricketer of the Year award after his sensational performances on tour in Pakistan and India last year. The veteran tweaker helped draw the Pakistan series with an eight-wicket haul, then collected 17 wickets as the Proteas completed an incredible 2-0 sweep of India.
Proteas seamer Lungi Ngidi was rewarded for his excellence with three awards: the Men's T20 Player of the Year, the SA Fans' Player of the Year, and the Best Men's Delivery of the Year Fuelled by KFC.
Selected Winners:
International Men's Awards
Newcomer of the Year: Dewald Brevis
T20I Player of the Year: Lungi Ngidi
ODI Player of the Year: Matthew Breetzke
Test Player of the Year: Simon Harmer
Players' Player of the Year: Aiden Markram
SA Men's Player of the Year: Aiden Markram
International Women's Awards
Newcomer of the Year: Kayla Reyneke
T20I Player of the Year: Laura Wolvaardt
ODI Player of the Year: Laura Wolvaardt
Players' Player of the Year: Laura Wolvaardt
SA Women's Player of the Year: Laura Wolvaardt
Special & Overall Awards
SA Fans' Player of the Year: Lungi Ngidi
Makhaya Ntini Power of Cricket Award: Sinalo Jafta
Best Men's Delivery of the Year Fuelled by KFC: Lungi Ngidi
Best Women's Delivery Fuelled by KFC: Nonkululeko Mlaba
CSA Umpires' Umpire of the Year: Arno Jacobs
CSA Umpire of the Year: Lubabalo Gcuma
Proteas Women captain Laura Wolvaardt has expressed her excitement at the opportunity to face a fellow African opponent for the first time when they take on Zimbabwe in a five-match T20I series in Bulawayo starting on Friday.
Laura Wolvaardt will lead a youthful Proteas Women squad, including three uncapped players, for next month's historic five-match T20I series in Zimbabwe.
Manchester Super Giants have confirmed that Proteas T20 captain Aiden Markram has flown back to South Africa due to personal reasons and will miss the remainder of the Hundred.
Aiden Markram admits captaining in the 100-ball format "comes with it's challenges" but is enjoying the experience.
