How many records did Ellyse Perry make with her Century during 2nd ODI at Brisbane?

In the grand tapestry of cricket’s illustrious history, Ellyse Perry has once again woven her name with threads of gold. The Australian superstar has achieved an extraordinary milestone, becoming only the second woman in the history of One-Day Internationals (ODIs) to achieve the prestigious career double of 4,000+ runs and 100+ wickets.

Breaking Records Across Formats

Perry’s remarkable performance during the second ODI against India at the Allan Border Field in Brisbane not only cemented her place in cricketing history but also saw her become the first player to achieve an unprecedented double of 7,000 runs and 300 wickets across all formats.

A Century to Remember

During the iconic match, Perry delivered a sensational knock of 105 runs—her maiden ODI century against India. This innings elevated her tally to 718 runs in just 26 matches against the Indian side, showcasing her consistency and dominance in key matches.

105 Runs
75 Balls
7×4
6×6
SR: 140

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Exceptional Career Stats in ODIs

Ellyse Perry’s career in ODIs has been nothing short of extraordinary:

Matches Played: 149
Runs Scored: 4,064
Batting Average: 50.11
Highest Score: 112* (vs. West Indies)
Wickets Taken: 165
Best Bowling Performance: 7/22 (vs. England)

Such all-round brilliance underscores her pivotal role in Australian cricket’s dominance.

Joining the Elite ODI Club

Perry’s latest milestone places her alongside Stafanie Taylor, the only other woman to achieve the ODI double of 4,000+ runs and 100+ wickets.

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Stafanie Taylor: A Peer in Excellence

Taylor, a cornerstone of West Indies women’s cricket, has also made her mark with:

Runs Scored: 5,691 (160 matches)
Wickets Taken: 155
Their shared accomplishments illuminate the vital role of all-rounders in the modern game.

An Unmatched Double: 7,000 Runs and 300 Wickets

Ellyse Perry has gone beyond her ODI achievements, becoming the first woman cricketer to reach 7,000 runs and 300 wickets across all formats. This landmark achievement reflects her enduring consistency and adaptability across Tests, ODIs, and T20Is.

Batting Stats Across Formats

Test Matches: 928 runs
ODIs: 4,064 runs
T20Is: 2,088 runs
Bowling Stats Across Formats
Test Matches: 39 wickets
ODIs: 165 wickets
T20Is: 126 wickets

Her ability to perform at the highest level in all formats makes her an irreplaceable asset to the Australian team.

Together, Perry and Taylor symbolize the pinnacle of all-round excellence. Their records not only inspire future cricketers but also highlight the evolving role of women in cricket, elevating the sport to new heights.