Ellyse Perry

International Cricket
Women's Ashes: Perry claims career-best figures as Australia thump England

''I honestly think today just went my way, which is nice''

by Wisden Staff / July 8, 2019
Women's Cricket
Australia trio keen to play women’s IPL, but caught in BCCI-CA crossfire

"CA has never said the players will be unavailable"

by Wisden Staff / April 26, 2019
Women's Cricket
'We love it' – Ellyse Perry, Meg Lanning want more women's Tests

"We always look forward to putting the Baggy Green on"

by Wisden Staff / February 13, 2019
Women's Cricket
Watch: Last-ball fielding brilliance studs both WBBL semis

It takes Brisbane Heat and Sydney Sixers to the final

by Wisden Staff / January 19, 2019
International Cricket
Wisden's women's team of the year

A cross-format team for 2018

by Wisden Staff / December 30, 2018
News
Australian captain Steve Smith wins Allan Border Medal

Steve Smith was among a number of award winners on the night

by Ben Page / February 12, 2018
Women's Cricket
The WBBL 2017/18 so far

The run-out that got people talking

by Ffion Wynne / January 3, 2018
Women's Cricket
2017 in review: Perry at the double

Women's innings of the year: No. 2

by Adam Collins / December 31, 2017
Women's Cricket
Australia's Ellyse Perry named ICC Women's Cricketer of the Year

Beth Mooney also scoops two gongs as Aussies clean up

by Wisden Staff / December 21, 2017
Interviews
Ellyse Perry: 'Women's cricket needs more Tests'

Australian double-centurion on the specialness of women's Tests

by Ffion Wynne / December 1, 2017

June '21 Issue

Issue 44 of WCM is in shops from May 20:

10 of England’s finest run-makers tell us about the innings when it all just clicked into place, including David Gower, Charlotte Edwards, Mike Atherton, Kevin Pietersen, and Graham Gooch
Chris Woakes opens up to Phil Walker about a frustrating few months and life in the IPL bubble.
News and interviews from all 18 first-class counties
Carlos Brathwaite speaks to John Stern about the “curse” of Kolkata
Sophie Ecclestone talks to Jo Harman about being the world No.1 spin bowler
Shane Bond on his glittering but all-too-brief playing career
Dennis Amiss picks Warwickshire’s Greatest XI.
The ongoing impact of Kevin O’Brien’s whirlwind World Cup century against England
Columnists: Andrew Miller compares cricket to the European Super League proposal, Elizabeth Ammon says the Blast has a golden opportunity to reassert its value, Isabelle Westbury voices her concerns for the future of independent journalism, and Andy Zaltzman explains the significance of the number 36

Almanack 2021

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Ellyse Perry

Women's Ashes: Perry claims career-best figures as Australia thump England

Australia trio keen to play women’s IPL, but caught in BCCI-CA crossfire

'We love it' – Ellyse Perry, Meg Lanning want more women's Tests

Watch: Last-ball fielding brilliance studs both WBBL semis

Wisden's women's team of the year

Australian captain Steve Smith wins Allan Border Medal

The WBBL 2017/18 so far

2017 in review: Perry at the double

Australia's Ellyse Perry named ICC Women's Cricketer of the Year

Ellyse Perry: 'Women's cricket needs more Tests'

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