Ashleigh Gardner Cricket Player Profile - Ranking, Age, Career Info & Stats

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Ashleigh Gardner (28 Years)

Australia 🇦🇺

Personal Information

Born: Apr 14, 1997
Role: All Rounder
Batting Style: Right Handed Bat
Bowling Style: Right-arm off-break

Cricket Rankings

	Test	Odi	T20
All	-	1	-
Batting	-	29	10
Bowling	-	4	-

Career Information

Teams Trent Rockets Women, NSW Women, Gujarat Giants Women, Australia Women, Sydney Sixers Women

Ashleigh Gardner

Batting Career Summary

	M	Inn	NO	Runs	HS	Avg	BF	SR	100	50	4s	6s
WBBL	145	138	11	2750	114	21.65	2284	120.4	1	14	276	92
T20I	96	74	17	1411	93	24.75	1105	127.69	-	6	154	43
ODI	87	62	12	1654	115	33.08	1490	111	3	8	175	43
TEST	7	11	1	325	65	32.5	557	58.34	-	3	40	3
WPL	28	28	2	701	79	26.96	478	146.65	-	6	71	32
HUNDRED	16	16	-	363	61	22.68	257	141.24	-	1	39	9

Bowling Career Summary

	M	Inn	B	Runs	Wkts	BBI	BBM	Econ	Avg	5W	10W
WBBL	145	123	2237	2668	121	5/15	5/15	7.15	22.04	1	-
T20I	96	84	1474	1610	78	5/12	5/12	6.55	20.64	1	-
ODI	87	83	3561	2559	111	5/30	5/30	4.31	23.05	1	-
TEST	7	12	1302	552	28	8/66	12/165	2.54	19.71	1	1
WPL	28	28	525	755	26	3/31	3/31	8.63	29.04	-	-
HUNDRED	16	16	269	325	18	3/23	3/23	7.24	18.05	-	-

Career Information

T20

DEBUT

AUS Women vs NZ Women, Feb 16, 2017

ODI

DEBUT

NZ Women vs AUS Women, Mar 01, 2017

TEST

DEBUT

AUS Women vs ENG Women, Jul 17, 2019

About Ashleigh Gardner

An aggressive middle-order batswoman, who ably doubles up as an off-break bowler, Ashleigh Gardner has made all the right noises in her thus-far nascent career.

2015 was Gardner's breakthrough year. A child prodigy of sorts, Gardner grabbed attention when she topped the runs tally at Cricket Australia's under-18 Championships, becoming the Player of the Series, apart from leading New South Wales to the title. She later went on to create history, when she became the first Indigenous woman to receive Australia's prestigious Lord Taverners Indigenous Player of the Year award.

She carried her form through for the NSW Breakers, where she took nine wickets and notched up 98 runs in her five matches in the 2016-17 domestic season. A national call up followed soon, making her T20I and ODI debut for the Southern Stars against New Zealand in early 2017. She went on to play a vital role in Australia's World Cup campaign and in the Ashes victory later in the year. In the second edition of the WBBL too she emerged as the highest run-scorer in the tournament with 414 runs under her belt for Sydney Sixers.