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She holds a unique distinction of representing her country in both cricket and football. At the age of 16, she tasted cricket first before going on to play professional football for her country. When she made an appearance at the 2009 Women's World Cup, Perry became the youngest Australian cricket to have played the multi-nation event.
Perry plays for New South Wales Women in the domestic circuit. She made her ODI debut against New Zealand in 2007 and has been a regular member of the side since then. Her best bowling came against India at Mumbai in 2012 when she ran through Anjum Chopra's side to bag 5 wickets for just 19 runs. She is also a handy batsman lower down the order who can make valuable contributions.
She made her Test debut in 2008 against England and has done well in the few games that she has played.
Ellyse Perry is one of Australia's all-rounders with over 18 years of international cricket relying on right-arm fast-medium.
Already past the 14,000-run mark in international cricket, including 9 international hundreds, paired with 441+ international wickets, including 7 five-wicket hauls, and is currently ranked among the world's top five (#3) in ICC ODI all-rounder.
Ellyse Perry is currently 35 years old.
Ellyse Perry was born on 2 November 1990.
Ellyse Perry plays international cricket for Australia.
Ellyse Perry is a All Rounder who bats right handed and bowls right-arm fast-medium.
Ellyse Perry's highest international score is 213, made in Test cricket.
Ellyse Perry averages 48.27 in ODI cricket across 167 matches, having scored 4,537 runs.
Ellyse Perry has a T20I strike rate of 117.13 across 174 matches.
Ellyse Perry has taken 441 international wickets across all formats.
Ellyse Perry is currently ranked #3 in ICC ODI all-rounder.
Ellyse Perry made their international debut on 21 July 2007 in a ODI match against NZ Women vs AUS Women.
