Australian wicketkeeper-batsman Healy won the women's honour after scoring the most runs in Australia's one-day international (ODI) series victory over New Zealand.

Healy amassed 155 runs at an average of 51.66 and a strike rate of 98.72 across the three games, all of which Australia won.

The Southern Stars' winning streak in ODIs is now up to 24 matches.

Healy also pulled off three stumpings in those matches.

Fellow Australian Megan Schutt and New Zealand’s Leigh Kasperek were also shortlisted for the ICC award.

Pakistan talisman Azam was given the men's award for excelling in white-ball series versus South Africa and Zimbabwe.

A 59-ball 122 in a Twenty20 against South Africa was Azam's standout performance in April, but he passed 50 on three other occasions, including an 82-ball 94 in an ODI against the same opposition.

Pakistan's limited-overs captain is now the top-ranked ODI batsman in the world.

Azam was up against colleague Fakhar Zaman and Nepal's Kushal Bhurtel for the honour.