Ellyse perry

The 32-year-old cricketer flaunted her ample cleavage as she strutted along the red carpet in a daringly low-cut pink dress In October 2021, Ellyse became Australia's most capped female cricket player. She also became the first Australian cricketer to claim 300 wickets and score 5,000 runs at an international level. She is the only player in the history of the WBBL to make more than 50 with the bat and take two or more wickets six times. She put on an eye-popping display in the long silk gown upon her arrival Meanwhile, David Warner and Marcus Stoinis were named the Men's ODI Player of the Year and Men's T20I Player of the Year respectively at the awards on Monday. Beth Mooney was awarded the Women's ODI Player of the Year, scoring 594 runs at 99.00 during the voting period, and Tahlia McGrath won the Women's T20I Player of the Year. Matt Short was named the Player of the Big Bash League after smashing 458 runs at 35.23 this summer. DON'T MISS • It's a BOY! Al Pacino, 83, and Noor Alfallah, 29, have welcomed a son - as his adorable name is revealed Happy news • Beloved American comedy actress looks unrecognisable as she enjoys a late night stroll in London with Richard E. Grant - but can you guess who it is? • Lily-Rose Depp packs on the PDA with rapper girlfriend 070 Shake in the SUPERMARKET - as she shrugs off backlash over TV show The Idol • 'Such a genius move!' EastEnders fans thrilled as the BBC soap teases the return of iconic character for Albert Square wedding Ama...

• Test debut(cap 15 February 2008v Last Test 27 January 2022v ODI debut(cap 22 July 2007v Last ODI 21 January 2023v ODI shirt no. 8 T20I debut(cap 1 February 2008v Last T20I 26 February 2023v T20I shirt no. 8 Domestic team information Years Team 2007–2019 2015–present 2016–2017 2018 2019–present 2022–present 2023–present Career statistics Competition Matches 10 131 139 91 Runs scored 752 3,386 1,535 2,613 75.20 49.79 30.70 51.24 100s/50s 2/3 2/29 0/7 7/13 Top score 213 112 75 147 1,881 5,590 2,381 4,083 37 161 122 123 19.97 25.16 19.04 21.05 2 3 0 2 10 wickets in match 0 0 0 0 Best bowling 6/32 7/22 4/12 5/11 Catches/ 5/– 45/– 41/– 35/– Source: 26 February 2023 Ellyse Alexandra Perry (born 3 November 1990) is an Australian sportswoman who has represented her country in A genuine Due to her on-field performance, off-field marketability and stature as "the ultimate Early life [ ] Perry was born and raised in the Soon after turning 16, Perry played cricket for International cricket [ ] 2007–08: Debut in all three formats [ ] Perry was fast-tracked into the Australian team for a series in July 2007 against In her In the 2007–08 2009: First Cricket World Cup and World Twenty20 appearances [ ] Perry made her first appearance at a major Later that year, Perry was included in Australia's team for the During the 2009–10 home summer, Perry enjoyed a highly effective 2010: First World Twenty20 title [ ] Perry played an integral part in Australia's triumphant In the final against New ...

The previous summer, the 32-year-old had, for the first time, Eleven months later in Mumbai, and at her very first opportunity, she flipped that theory on its head. Coming to the crease at 2-5, Perry raced to 50 from 33 balls, finished with 75 from 47, and won Australia the match. "You're always trying to evolve," she said afterward. "The game's moving forward at a rapid pace." Perry's innings in the third T20I against India was match defining // Getty It was classic Perry speak, avoiding specifics and diverting the attention from herself to the sport more broadly. But there also appeared to be a note of defiance; she hadn't worked half her life, overcoming injuries and dips in form, establishing herself as perhaps the greatest female cricketer of all time, only to give up because of a selection decision. The moment arrived three days later, in the next match. This time, Perry walked out to bat with Australia effectively 3-46 (Alyssa Healy had retired hurt) in the seventh over. She scratched out her guard. Looked around the field. Eyed the approaching Radha Yadav. "And then first ball, she played this lofted drive over mid-off for six," smiles Grace Harris, who was watching intently as next batter in. "I was like, 'How good!'" Australia flew home with the series won, while their superstar allrounder – a figure who was once arguably bigger than women's cricket itself – had emphatically reasserted her standing. The game might be moving forward at a rapid pace, but Perry is v...

Ellyse Perry's rise has seen her become one of the dominant players of her - or any - generation as well as a global icon of the game and female sport. She became the youngest Australian ever to play international cricket when she debuted in the second ODI of the Rose Bowl series against New Zealand in July 2007, before her 17th birthday, despite never having played a domestic match at the senior level. Australia had been looking for a replacement for fast bowler Cathryn Fitzpatrick, who retired in March 2007, and initially that was the role Perry settled into. However, for a time that had been uncertain as she also had the alluring prospect of a long-term career in soccer, and was representing the Matildas when the call-up to the national cricket team came. Her future in cricket had been secured when she was in the group of the first women cricketers to be handed contracts by Cricket Australia in 2008. Nonetheless, she went on to represent Australia in World Cup football, becoming the first woman to represent the country in World Cups in two sports, and continued for a short while to juggle both, representing Sydney FC in the Women's League. By the time Perry had made her Test debut against England in 2008, she had already made headlines, when, days earlier, her unbeaten 29 that included a massive straight six, and four wickets on T20I international debut, led Australia to a 21-run win over England at the MCG. Initially, it was her bowling that proved her stronger suit, a...

Ellyse Perry is an acclaimed Australian sportswoman who has represented her country in cricket and association football. She debuted for both the national cricket team and the national soccer team at the age of 16, becoming the youngest Australian to play international cricket and the first to have appeared in both ICC and FIFA World Cups. In 2014, she became a single-sport professional athlete opting for cricket. She is an all-rounder with mastery of both batting and fast bowling disciplines. She was the first player to amass a combined 1,000 runs and 100 wickets in T20Is. She holds the record for the highest score by an Australian woman, 213 not out, in Test matches. Her contribution to various successful teams at international and domestic levels across cricket’s primary formats has led Australia to win seven world championships, New South Wales to win eleven WNCL championships, and Sydney Sixers to win two WBBL championships. Contents • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Wiki/Biography Ellyse Alexandra Perry was born on Saturday, 3 November 1990 ( age 32 years; as of 2023) in Sydney, a suburb of Wahroonga, Australia. Her zodiac sign is Scorpio. In Sydney, she attended Beecroft Primary School and Pymble Ladies’ College. She was the Sports, Athletics, and Cricket Captain at Pymble. Athletic since childhood, she played multiple sports during her school days besides cricket and soccer, like tennis, athletics, touch football and golf. Growing up on the no...