10 Most Beautiful & Hottest Women Cricketers in the World Till Now
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#10 Ellyse Perry, Australia
Ellyse Perry is an Australian cricketer who entered the international scene at the age of just 16 years in July 2007. She is a unique player who has also played for the Australian women’s national soccer team along with the cricket team. Perry is the youngest player to represent the Australian cricket team. Perry is talented and pretty that can attract anyone with her awesome looks and incredible beauty. It looks like she has a tremendous career ahead and will not look back from where she is now.
#09 Mithali Raj, India
This beautiful lady also led the Indian cricket team to the world cup finals in 2005. The list of Mithali’s achievements is very long and that’s why she is popular as Sachin Tendulkar of women’s cricket.
#08 Sana Mir, Pakistan
Sana Mir is a beautiful woman cricketer, but also a true inspiration for bringing women’s cricket back in Pakistan. She has set an example, among the young females in their country. Born on 5 January 1986, Sana is the captain of the Pakistani national team.
Some of the Mir’s favorite players are Jonty Rhodes, Imran Khan, and Waqar Younis. She is the first female player who receives the award of the PCB Woman Cricketer of the year in 2013.
#07 Holly Ferling, Australia
Holly Ferling is a very beautiful and talented cricketer who made her debut in 2013 at the young age of just 17 years. Presently, she is a part of the Australian cricket team and played as their lead fast bowler. Presently, she plays for the Queensland Cricket and Brisbane Heat in the Australian domestic cricket.
#06 Isobel Joyce, Ireland
Isobel Joyce is a talented Irish woman cricketer and hails from the Joyce family that includes players like EC Joyce, DI Joyce, CNIM Joyce, and EC Joyce. She made her debut in 1999 against India and went on to become the greatest Irish woman cricketer. She is also very beautiful having a curvy body that can clean bold anyone. Joyce plays as the right-handed batsman and left-arm medium pace bowler in the Irish team.
#05 Katherine Helen Brunt, England
Brunt is a talented right-arm fast bowler who is known for two things, i.e. aggressive behavior and extensive beauty. Born on 2 July 1985, she was named the England women’s cricketer of the year two times in her career. Katherine is pretty much popular among her fans for a classic action and currently, plays for the England women’s team. She plays for the Perth Scorchers in the Australian Big Bash League and Yorkshire in England’s domestic competition.
#04 Laura Marsh, England
Another beautiful and incredible bowler that hails from England, Laura Marsh is popular as one of the best spinners in women’s cricket. She can stump any man with her incredible beauty on any day. She started her career as a medium pace bowler, but get the real success by switching to off-spin. Marsh is one of the first tranches of ECB central contracts for women players that were announced in 2014. She got her sports science management degree at Loughborough University.
#03 Leah Poulton, Australia
Leah Poulton is one of the most famous Australian cricketers who play as a specialist batsman. However, she is not popular for her explosive batting, but also for her incredible body and beautiful looks. If there will be an award for most beautiful woman cricketers, then Poulton will surely one of the main candidates for it. In addition, to play international cricket for the Australian cricket team, she is a former captain for the Australian under 19 and under 23 teams. Since her debut, Perry is a regular member of the Australian team.
#02 Rosalie Birch, England
Rosalie Birch is an English cricketer who is known for her unique beauty and incredible spin bowling. Additionally, she also plays as a lower middle-order batsman for her team. Since her debut, Birch has played for England in 7 Test matches, 4 WT20I, and 37 WODI.
#01 Isa Guha, England
Isa Guha is English Cricketer who played in the 2005 World Cup and 2009 World Cup. She is the right arm fast-medium bowler Her best bowling in 44 ODIS is the 5 for 14 she took against the West Indies in 2008. She cites winning the World Cup in 2009 as a career highlight. She played as a right-arm fast-medium bowler and right-handed batter. In 2002, Guha was named BBC Asian Network Sports Personality of the Year. Her best bowling in 44 One-Day Internationals is the 5 for 14 she took against the West Indies in 2008. As of 31 December 2008, she was ranked the number one bowler in the ICC Women's One Day International rankings.[citation needed] She took a career best 5 for 40 in her seventh Test match, against Australia at the Bradman Oval in Bowral in February 2008 and took nine wickets in the match, winning the player of the match award as England retained the Ashes. She was part of the England team which won the 2009 World Cup. She announced her retirement from international cricket on 9 March 2012, although she said she would continue to play county cricket for Berkshire.
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