7 players who have won more than two ICC awards

#4 AB de Villiers

AB de Villiers retired with three ICC Awards in his tally.

ODI Player of the Year (2010) - It will never be a wonder to hear the man winning an ODI award. During the qualification period, he made telling contributions for the South African ODI squad, which rode upon his exploits to register 10 wins in 16 matches. With the help of four centuries and four half-centuries de Villiers scored 855 runs at an average of 71. His strike-rate of over 100 was also noteworthy.

He saw off stiff competitions from Sachin Tendulkar, Shane Watson and Ryan Harris to get the award.

ODI Player of the Year (2014) - 2014 turned out to be de Villiers's one of the best years in limited-overs cricket as he scored 879 in just sixteen innings. He was at his most brutal that year scoring at over 110 runs per 100 balls. Though he was not able to convert most of his 50s into 100s his average for the year was around 73. Such brilliant numbers were recognized by the ICC as worthy of one of the most coveted awards in world cricket.

ODI Player of the Year (2015) - AB de Villiers, then South Africa's captain, was named as the ICC ODI Cricketer of the Year for the second successive year in 2015. In the qualification period, de Villiers scored 1,265 runs in 20 innings at a stunning average of 79 and a strike-rate of 128.4. His exploits included two centuries and nine half-centuries.