Ellyse Perry
Ellyse Perry. Credit: Getty Images

Australia women’s highly-rated and talented all-rounder Ellyse Perry struck a jackpot, running riot to earn the awards for ICC’s Test, ODI, T20I cricketer of the decade. Ellyse Perry, who made her international debut back in 2007, has risen to become one of the most valuable cricketers for her side. The ICC took to its official Twitter handle to announce the 30-year old as the winner.

The decade saw Ellyse Perry muster 4349 runs and pick up 213 wickets, including being part of Australia’s squad that won the T20 World Cup four times and clinching the 50-over edition in 2013. The New South Wales-born cricketer was unfortunate not to feature in this year’s T20 World Cup final due to injury.

Ellyse Perry
Ellyse Perry. Credit: Getty Images

However, it didn’t matter to the hosts as they beat India comprehensively to win the trophy. As far as ODI cricket goes, Ellyse Perry accumulated 2621 ODI runs in the decade at an average of 68.97 and picked 98 wickets in the process. In the shortest format of the game, the right-handed batsman has 1155 runs at 30.39 and snared 89 wickets. Perry, who plays for Sydney Sixers in the Women’s Big Bash League is the second-highest run-getter in the history with 3002 in 85 fixtures at 52.66 and has 40 wickets.

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