Best Female Cricketers: Women’s cricket has risen in recent years. Women cricketers are proving they can compete with men. Several outstanding female cricketers have become famous. Here’s a list of 2022’s finest women’s cricket players.
Click to Know: Babar Azam Cricket Career: Babar Achieves Another High, Now Only Player To Be In Top-Three Across Formats
We just ranked the finest cricket batsmen and wicketkeepers. This cricketing history won’t be complete without female stars. Here are the top women’s cricket players.
10. Sana Mir (Pakistan)
Sana Mir was Pakistan’s ODI and T20I captain. She captained 137 of 226 international games. ICC Cricket World Cup bowler. First Pakistani woman with 100 WT20 wickets. Sana is one of the top women’s cricketers. She was Pakistan’s top ODI bowler in October 2018. Pakistan won gold in 2010 and 2014.
ICC Player Rankings for 2008 Women’s Cricket World Cup Qualifiers ranked her 1st in Women’s ODI Bowlers. Since 2003, she’s been an ICC top-20 player. Under her watch, eight Pakistanis reached the ICC top 20.
9. Shashikala Siriwardene (Sri Lanka)
Sheshikala Siriwardene captain’s Sri Lanka’s WODIs. Her 100 WODI wickets equal 1000+ runs. Rani has 77 Twenty20 wickets. Her worldwide career began in 2003. Siriwardene is a prominent Sri Lankan cricketer. She bowls well. Her long tenure makes her the team’s mother figure. In 2009 and 2013, she captained Sri Lanka. She then attended Sri Jayawardenapura Kotte.
Her international cricket career was hampered by injuries. She was Slimline’s HR assistant. Sri Lanka Navy since 2011.
8. Meghann Lanning (Australia)
Meghann Lanning. She’s leader. Four ICC Women’s World Twenty20 titles. First Australian with 2,000 T20 runs. Meghann is a good cricketer. She’s a top cricket captain. Big Bash’s Melbourne Stars.
Lanning’s T20 debut was against New Zealand on 30 December 2010. Her maiden ODI was against England at WACA on 5 January 2011. 33-run win (using the Duckworth-Lewis method). With Sarah Coyte, she debuted twice. Lanning’s 103 off 118 balls helped Australia beat England by nine wickets two days later. At 18, she became the country’s youngest centurion, beating Ricky Ponting by 21 days. At the 2012 ICC Women’s World Twenty20, Lanning scored 138 runs. Australia won 4-2. 25/24.
7. Mithali Raj (India) famous female cricketers in india
DoraiMaythali Raj captain’s women’s Test and ODI. She bats right-handed and throws leg-breaks. Raj’s overseas runs are most. She has approximately 7,000 international cricket runs. First player with seven consecutive ODI 50s. Raj’s WODI half-centuries are most. She’s the first Indian (male or female) to achieve 2000 T20 runs. First woman to complete 2002 WT20I.
Since 2005, she’s been captain. Raj is the only Indian woman to play in the 2017 and 2005 ICC ODI World Cup finals. On 1 February 2019, she played her 200th ODI. Raj is one of the best female cricketers. She abandoned T20Is for ODIs in September 2019. First female cricketer to play 20 years. One of India’s hottest athletes.
6. Stafanie Roxann Taylor (West Indies)
West Indies captain Stafanie Taylor. Since 2008, she’s made 80 appearances. Taylor was the first West Indian winner. She’s a great babe. First West Indian woman to score 1,000 ODI runs. Taylor is a good cricketer. Sydney Thunder, Western Storm, Southern Vipers, and Trailblazers. Jamaica Strikers.
Taylor lead the West Indies early on. She scored 90 in her T20 debut off 49 balls. 2016 WT20 Series MVP. Women’s Cricket World Cup match between West Indies and India on June 29.
5. Lisa Carprini Sthalekar (Australia)
Lisa Caprini Sthalekar is an Australian cricket analyst and former player who captained Australia’s women’s squad. New South Wales is her state of residence in cricket. Right-handed off-spinner Karen Dalton was the top all-rounder in cricket when the ranking was launched.
It is the first occasion in the history of ODIs that a woman has scored 1,000 runs and taken 100 wickets. After Australia won the 2013 Women’s Cricket World Cup, she declared her retirement from international cricket.
4. Katherine Helen Brunt (England)
Katherine Helen Brunt is the best fast bowler a woman has ever been in England. When she was young and living in Swindon, she played cricket for the England women’s team. She won England’s Women’s Cricketer of the Year award in 2006 and 2010.
Brunt is known as one of England’s best female cricket players because of how she plays and what she has done. She is also thought to be one of the best fast bowlers in the history of cricket.
3. Jhulan Goswami (India) Famous female cricketers of india
Jhulan Nishit Goswami was born in Delhi on November 25, 1982. Goswami is one of the quickest female bowlers in history and the fastest in cricket since Cathryn Fitzpatrick departed. Goswami retired in August 2018 from WT20Is.
2007 ICC Women’s Player of the Year; 2011 M.A. Chidambaram Trophy for greatest women’s cricketer. Sarita Goswami topped the January 2016 ICC Women’s ODI bowling rankings.
2. Sarah Jane Taylor (England)
Taylor is with Northern Diamonds and Sussex. Born in Surrey on 5/20/1989. Her worldwide career lasted from 2006 to 2019 due to anxiety. She played 10 Tests, 126 ODIs, and 90 T20Is for England.
Sarah played for Wellington, Victoria, Adelaide Strikers, Lancashire Thunder, and Surrey Stars. She is a wicketkeeper-batswoman recognized for her free-flowing stroke play in limited-overs and Test cricket.
1. Ellyse Perry (Australia)
Ellyse Alexandra Perry was born in Australia on 3 November 1990. Both sports are her nationalities. She’s also one of the sexiest female athletes ever. Perry, 16, earned her Australian football and cricket debuts aged 16.
She became a professional cricket player in 2014. Perry is widely considered one of the top women cricketers in 2022. She’s one of the few athletes who succeeded in various sports.
