Before WBBL|04, we predicted that Ellyse Perry would have a brutal impact and she certainly did that!
Our captain broke the record for most runs in a WBBL campaign with 777 at an average of 86.33, 200 more than the previous record. She also claimed 10 wickets at the healthy average of 27.
Perry once again led the Sixers to a fourth consecutive WBBL Final narrowly going down to Brisbane Heat.
During the winter, the world class allrounder returned the best ever figures by an Australian in a Women’s One-Day International with 7-22 from 10 overs against England in the Women’s Ashes.
She also posted her second Test century during that series.
Perry is the Sixers all-time leading WBBL run scorer and will be hoping to build on that record in WBBL|05, leading us to our third title.
Before WBBL|04, we predicted that Ellyse Perry would have a brutal impact and she certainly did that!
Our captain broke the record for most runs in a WBBL campaign with 777 at an average of 86.33, 200 more than the previous record. She also claimed 10 wickets at the healthy average of 27.
Perry once again led the Sixers to a fourth consecutive WBBL Final narrowly going down to Brisbane Heat.
During the winter, the world class allrounder returned the best ever figures by an Australian in a Women’s One-Day International with 7-22 from 10 overs against England in the Women’s Ashes.
She also posted her second Test century during that series.
Perry is the Sixers all-time leading WBBL run scorer and will be hoping to build on that record in WBBL|05, leading us to our third title.
More on Ellyse Perry can be found on cricket.com.au.
