As cricket continues to capture hearts around the globe, the women’s game is not just showcasing incredible talent but also a blend of elegance and charisma. In 2024, several women cricketers have emerged not only for their exceptional skills on the field but also for their stunning presence and charm. Here’s a look at the top five most stunning women cricketers who are making waves this year.
1. Ellyse Perry
One of the most attractive and wealthy sportswomen in the world is Ellyse Perry, an Australian football and cricket player. She joined both national teams when she was sixteen. Perry is the first Australian woman to compete in the World Cups in cricket and football. 213* is her highest Women’s Test score.
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2. Mithali Raj
Indian cricket player Mithali Dorai Raj is a talented player who is ranked among the most beautiful female players in the world in 2023. Among cricket’s highest run scorers, the former Indian skipper holds milestones that solidify her position as the first woman to collect 6,000 ODI runs. 125* is her greatest Women’s ODI score.
3. Smriti Mandhana
Millions of people adore Smriti Mandhana, who is frequently referred to as the unofficial national crush of India. Her smile is contagious. With almost 3,000 runs at an average of more than 43 in One-Day Internationals, she openers for the Women in Blue. In 2018, Mandhana received the Rachael Heyhoe Flint Trophy from the ICC. 135 is her highest Women’s ODI score.
4. Isa Guha
Isa Guha represented England for over 10 years before retiring in 2012. This 17-year-old Indian-born cricketer made his Test debut in the 2007–08 Bowral Test, going 9 for 100. She participated in the World T20 Championship and the 2009 World Cup teams. 31* is her highest Women’s Test score.
5. Cecelia Joyce
Ireland’s Cecelia Joyce retired in 2018, yet her fascinating presence endures. She is the younger sibling of Ed Joyce and the twin sister of Isobel Joyce, both of whom have a fondness for cricket. Playing 43 T20Is and 57 ODIs, the right-hand hitter’s best ODI score was 78*.
