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Perry: Australia's T20 WC legend heads for 10th title bid
13 Jun
Summary
- Ellyse Perry is set to compete in her tenth T20 World Cup.
- She has helped Australia win six T20 World Cup titles.
- Perry made her T20 World Cup debut in 2009 at age 18.
Ellyse Perry is poised to make history as she prepares for her tenth ICC Women's T20 World Cup. Having debuted in the inaugural tournament in 2009 at just 18 years old, Perry has been instrumental in Australia's dominance, contributing to six title victories. Her career highlights include sealing Australia's first T20 World Cup win in 2010 with a brilliant final over, and overcoming a career-threatening hamstring injury sustained during the 2020 home tournament.
Over the past nine tournaments, Perry has evolved from a specialist quick to a premier all-rounder, showcasing her adaptability and skill. She is one of only seven women to have participated in all ten editions of the T20 World Cup. The upcoming 2026 tournament, hosted across England's iconic venues, marks another chapter in her unparalleled journey.
The 2026 Women's T20 World Cup will commence on June 13th, with Australia's opening match against South Africa at Old Trafford, Manchester. The tournament will feature Australia playing matches in iconic venues like Lord's and The Oval, culminating in the final on July 5th at Lord's. All matches are set to be broadcast on Amazon Prime Video.
