Georgia Plimmer’s Personal Details
Full Name: Georgia Ellen Plimmer
Date of Birth: 8 February 2004
Batting Style: Right-handed batter
Bowling Style: Right-arm medium
Role: Middle-order batter
Georgia Plimmer is one of the young batters in New Zealand women’s cricket. She was born in Wellington and started playing cricket from a young age. She studied at Tawa College, the same school that produced players like Sophie Devine, Amelia Kerr and Jess Kerr. Before cricket, she also played softball but later decided to focus only on cricket.
Plimmer started her domestic career with Wellington Women. She made her List A debut in the 2019-20 season and played her first T20 match in the 2020-21 Super Smash. Her good performances in domestic cricket helped her get a place in the New Zealand team at a young age.
She first joined the New Zealand squad in 2022 as a replacement player during the Women’s ODI World Cup. Later that year, she made her international debut at the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham. Since then, she has become an important part of New Zealand’s batting group.
Georgia Plimmer T20I Career
Plimmer has played 50 WT20I matches for New Zealand and scored 649 runs at a strike rate of 106.21. She has scored three half-centuries, with her highest score being 63. She usually bats in the top or middle order and likes to play attacking cricket.
One of the biggest moments of her career came during the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2024, where she helped New Zealand win their first Women’s T20 World Cup title. She scored 150 runs in the tournament and gave the team good starts in many matches.
Plimmer was also New Zealand’s highest run-scorer in the first ICC Women’s Under-19 T20 World Cup in 2023. She scored 155 runs in the tournament and impressed everyone with her batting.
Georgia Plimmer Domestic Career
Plimmer still plays domestic cricket for Wellington Women and has become one of their important batters. Over the last few seasons, she has improved a lot and has played many useful innings for her team. The New Zealand team management has also trusted her in big tournaments even at a young age. She can bat in different positions, which helps the team in T20 cricket.
Recent Form Ahead of the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2026
Plimmer goes into the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2026 as one of New Zealand’s young players to watch. She scored her first ODI century in 2025 when she made 112 runs against Sri Lanka. In T20 cricket, she has continued to score important runs for New Zealand. Now with more experience in international cricket, Plimmer will hope to play another important role for New Zealand in the upcoming Women’s T20 World Cup.
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