The Australian women’s national cricket team is the most dominating team in women’s cricket. Every Australian women’s cricket team’s bowler, batter, and all-rounder is top-notch. In ICC tournaments, Aussie women have done wonders, lifting 7 World Cups and 5 T20 World Cups. A few teams can walk shoulder to shoulder with the Australian Women’s team and the glory of Cricket Australia in women’s cricket would not have been possible without the great cricketers. Let’s have a look at Australian Women’s National Cricket Team Players List With Photos –

Australian Women’s National Cricket Team Players List With Photos

Meg Lanning 

Meg Lanning, the Current captain of the Australian women’s team is one of the finest batters of all time in women’s cricket across all formats. Lanning made her international debut in 2010 and has been playing for 13 years now. The right-hand trailblazer is involved in Australia’s six ICC championship victories- 4 T20 World Cups & 2 World Cups. Lanning is also the highest run-scorer in women’s T20s for Australia, with 3405 runs in 132 matches. 

Alyssa Healy 

Alyssa Healy is a right-hand wicket-keeper batter, who plays for the Australian women’s cricket team. Making her debut in 2010, Healy has established herself as one of the best wicket-keepers to play the game. The swashbuckling batter aggregated the most runs in the 2018 T20 World Cup (225) & the 2022 World Cup with 509 runs in 9 matches. Not only with the bat, but Healy shines with her glove work too, having the most dismissals (118) in T20I in her name.

Ellyse Perry 

When someone talks about the best all-rounder in women’s cricket, Ellyse Perry’s name pops up first. Perry began playing for Australia in 2007 and so far Perry has won 7 ICC Trophies with Australia- 5 T20 World Cups & 2 World Cups. Perry is known around the globe for her hard-hitting batting and impactful fast bowling. The veteran all-rounder owns the feat of the highest Individual score in tests by an Australian in women’s cricket, 213* off 374 balls against England in 2017. 

Beth Mooney 

Beth Mooney plays for the Australian women’s cricket team as a right-hand wicket-keeper batsman. Mooney made her international debut in 2016 and since then she has been fabulous in all formats. Cementing her place in the Australian side as an opener, Mooney made the highest 226 runs in 6 matches in 2017, leading her to win the 2017 ICC Women’s T20 Cricketer of the Year award. 

Rachael Haynes

Rachael Haynes is a former batsman who achieved prolonged success with the Australian women’s team. Haynes had a career of 13 years from 2009 to 2022. The southpaw amassed more than 3000 runs in 167 matches across all formats. Most importantly, Haynes was a part of Australia’s 4 T20 World Cup & 2 World Cup triumphant teams. 

Meghan Schutt

Meghan Schutt is one of the best pace bowlers to ever play for the Australian women’s cricket team. Playing 87 matches for Australia since 2012, Schutt has taken 118 wickets in ODIs, which is the 5th most by an Australian in women’s ODI. The right-hand medium fast bowler bagged the most wickets (15) in the 2013 Women’s World Cup, aiding Australia to win the title for the 6th time. 

Ashleigh Gardener

The 25-year-old all-rounder hails from New South Wales. Having made her international debut, Ashleigh has represented Australia in 150 matches has taken 160 wickets, and made 2373 runs across all formats so far. Gardener’s magnificent 33* off 26 balls with the bat and damaging 3 for 22 with the ball assisted the Australian women’s team to beat England in the final of the 2018 women’s T20 World Cup in North Sound.

Jess Jonassen

Jess Jonassen is one of the finest left-arm spinners to ever play for Australia. Jonassen played her maiden international game in 2012 and she is still around due to her consistent performance with the bat and especially the ball. In 204 matches for Australia across all formats, Jonassen has bagged more than 200 wickets. The best moments of his career have been when she lifted the T20 World Cup trophy in 2012, 2014, 2018, and 2020.

Tahila McGrath

Tahila McGrath joined the Australian women’s team as an all-rounder in 2016. Tahila is equally good in batting and medium-fast bowling. Compared to other formats, Tahila has a better average in T20I, amassing 837 runs in 27 innings at an impressive average of 46.5. Across all formats, the trailblazer has taken 46 wickets in 58 innings. Tahila was a part of the Australian team that lifted the 2022 Women’s World Cup in New Zealand.

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