The historic moment came during the Australia women’s national cricket team’s ICC Women's T20 World Cup 2026 match against the Netherlands in Southampton on Saturday (June 20).
Only three women cricketers have played more Women's T20 World Cup matches than Ellyse Perry. New Zealand's Suzie Bates and Australia's Alyssa Healy each have 42 wins in the tournament, while India's Harmanpreet Kaur has been part of 41 matches.
Six titles, 558 runs and 42 wickets: Perry's incredible legacy
Over the years, Perry has helped Australia win six Women's T20 World Cup titles. Her experience, consistency, and all-round skills have made her one of the most valuable players in the history of the tournament. She had scored 558 runs and taken 42 wickets in the Women's T20 World Cup.
Her consistency over the years has been remarkable. Australia has played 52 Women's T20 World Cup matches so far, and Perry has featured in 50 matches. The only games she missed came during the 2020 tournament when a hamstring injury kept her out of the semifinal and final.
Ellyse Perry reacts to massive World Cup milestone
Perry told Cricket Australia before the historic clash: “It's always just incredibly awesome to be a part of a World Cup, to be a part of an Australian team. It's a special team to play cricket for. I feel incredibly fortunate to have done it for a period of time, and I think certainly over the journey of T20 World Cups and the experience that we've had at every single one of them, they've all been unique and different. I can't believe I've played 50.”
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