Ellyse Perry’s all-round brilliance has made her a vital cog in the winning machine that is the Australian cricket team. Perry will have a massive role to play in the upcoming World Cup as Australia sets out to extend its dominance in the event by winning an eighth title.
The 2025 edition of the competition will be Perry’s fifth, having appeared at every ODI World Cup since 2009.
Here is Ellyse Perry’s record at ODI World Cups:
Ellyse Perry’s record at Women’s ODI World Cup:
Batting
Innings: 22
Runs: 673
Avg: 56.08
SR: 77.09
HS: 71 (91) vs New Zealand, Bristol (2017)
50s: 6
100s: 0
Bowling
Innings: 24
Wickets: 31
Avg: 25.45
Economy: 4.35
BBI: 3/19 vs West Indies, Mumbai (2013)
Standout performance: 25 (22) not out and 3/19 vs West Indies, Mumbai (2013)
Ellyse Perry missed large parts of the 2013 World Cup with an ankle injury, not featuring in any of Australia’s Super Six matches ahead of the final. However, Australia gambled on the then 22-year-old Perry, naming her in the playing XI for the final against West Indies at Brabourne Stadium in Mumbai.
Perry’s day began well, striking two fours and a six in a lower-order cameo of 25 from 22 deliveries to help Australia haul itself to 259/7 after a sluggish start with the bat.
However, it was with the ball that Perry truly broke the game open. After struggling through her first few deliveries, she ran through the West Indian top order, removing the top three inside her first three overs to set Australia on its way to victory. Australia would ease to a 114-run victory, and secure its sixth World Cup title in the process.
Published on Oct 01, 2025
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