List of Ireland women Twenty20 International cricketers

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This is a list of Irish women Twenty20 International cricketers. A Twenty20 International is an international cricket match between two representative teams, each having Twenty20 International status, as determined by the International Cricket Council (ICC). A Twenty20 International is played under the rules of Twenty20 cricket. This list includes all players who have played at least one T20I match and is initially arranged in the order of debut appearance. Where more than one player won their first cap in the same match, those players are initially listed alphabetically at the time of debut.

Contents

Key

General

  • ‡ – Captain
  • † – Wicket-keeper
  • First – Year of debut
  • Last – Year of latest game
  • Mat – Number of matches played

Batting

Bowling

Fielding

Players

Statistics are correct as of 15 September 2024. [1] [2] [3]

Ireland women T20I cricketers
General Batting Bowling Fielding Ref
CapNameFirstLastMat Runs HS Avg 50 100 Balls Wkt BBI Ave Ca St
1 Emma Beamish 20082009633148.2500––––00 [4]
2 Jean Carroll †20082009522*–00––––00 [5]
3 Nicola Coffey 200820082312615.5000240––10 [6]
4 Marianne Herbert 20082009511*–008442/2424.2500 [7]
5 Cecelia Joyce ‡†20082018436596019.38103111/3131.0061 [8]
6 Isobel Joyce ‡200820185594456*20.08101046333/1630.81170 [9]
7 Amy Kenealy 20082018244411*5.500033572/1957.0010 [10]
8 Cathy Murphy 200820082111.0000––––10 [11]
9 Eimear Richardson 200820247575263*16.34201,318603/821.33130 [12]
10 Melissa Scott-Hayward 2008201422104166.110011631/1650.3360 [13]
11 Clare Shillington ‡2008201856101958*18.5210––––120 [14]
12 Jill Whelan 20082010834136.800013842/2633.7510 [15]
13 Suzanne Kenealy 200920105222.00006611/1485.0010 [16]
14 Heather Whelan ‡200920094111.00007863/116.6600 [17]
15 Valmai Gee †200920091–––––––––12 [18]
16 Ciara Metcalfe ‡200920182511711.0000483234/1520.6010 [19]
17 Laura Delany ‡201020241101,31370*19.89301,578854/1218.96220 [20]
18 Louise McCarthy 201020162847134.2700540122/1443.4100 [21]
19 Nikki Symmons 2010201031108636.6610––––20 [22]
20 Mary Waldron †201020238853155*11.5410––––3428 [23]
21 Kim Garth [lower-alpha 1] ‡†201020195176251*23.0910867423/619.88180 [24]
22 Laura Cullen 201120125–––––3021/1010.5000 [25]
23 Emma Flanagan 20112014735125.0000––––00 [26]
24 Shauna Kavanagh †20112022583453710.780060––41 [27]
25 Rebecca Rolfe 201120142434.0000––––10 [28]
26 Laura Boylan 201120113–––––––––00 [29]
27 Hannah de Burgh Whyte 201120111–––––––––00 [30]
28 Elena Tice 201120152515544*11.9200432163/1230.6260 [31]
29 Lucy O'Reilly 201320183263147.0000609274/2825.0340 [32]
30 Kate McKenna 2014201472411*12.0000––––20 [33]
31 Jennifer Gray 20142016726103.7100––––00 [34]
32 Gaby Lewis ‡20142024912,22311928.501229032/2040.00290 [35]
33 Catherine Dalton 2015201641453.5000––––00 [36]
34 Robyn Lewis 201520163541.66003011/2137.0000 [37]
35 Lara Maritz 20182021267016*7.7700354173/421.4790 [38]
36 Cara Murray 201820244838135.4200765333/926.63140 [39]
37 Rachel Delaney 2018202210401210.00009931/037.6610 [40]
38 Celeste Raack 2018202222451015.0000300143/1521.7820 [41]
39 Louise Little 20192024275817*7.250013822/898.0090 [42]
40 Sophie MacMahon 20192024267023*7.7700288112/1322.7260 [43]
41 Una Raymond-Hoey 20192024824174.0000––––00 [44]
42 Rebecca Stokell 20192024505484817.1200––––80 [45]
43 Anna Kerrison 201920192–––––30–––00 [46]
44 Orla Prendergast 20192024571,1668026.5050779333/1022.96210 [47]
45 Hannah Little 201920194222.0000360––00 [48]
46 Leah Paul 20192024462694712.8000522244/1622.08110 [49]
47 Ava Canning 202120243248259.6000558162/529.8160 [50]
48 Amy Hunter †2021202440934101*29.1831––––1011 [51]
49 Georgina Dempsey 20212024202212*7.3300281132/1323.7660 [52]
50 Arlene Kelly 2022202442127357.9300810565/1214.71180 [53]
51 Jane Maguire 202220242393*3.0000371152/1427.0030 [54]
52 Sarah Forbes 2022202431043.3300––––00 [55]
53 Aimee Maguire 20232024622*–009063/3019.6610 [56]
54 Freya Sargent 202320249999.000019793/3024.2020 [57]
55 Alana Dalzell 202320247–––––14462/819.1610 [58]
56 Joanna Loughran †202420241–––––––––00 [59]
57Christina Coulter Reilly20242024222*–00––––10 [60]

Notes

  1. ↑ Kim Garth also played Twenty20 International matches for Australia. Only her record for Ireland is given above.

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  2. ↑ "Ireland women – Twenty20 International Batting Averages". ESPNCricinfo. Retrieved 20 February 2023.
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