Elyse Villani and Sophie Day wins Women’s Domestic Players of the Year at Australian Cricket Awards 2024

In a thrilling turn of events, the 2024 cricket season has witnessed a rare occurrence with the prestigious award being shared by two outstanding players – Elyse Villani and Sophie Day. While Elyse Villani is no stranger to the limelight, securing her third such prize in the past four years, the recognition marks a significant milestone for Sophie Day, who celebrates her first win.

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Sophie Day, Elyse Villani. PC: Getty

Elyse Villani

Elyse Villani’s cricketing prowess has been nothing short of exceptional, especially with the bat at the top of the order for Tasmania in the Women’s National Cricket League (WNCL). Her stellar performance in the crazy final against South Australia last summer, where she notched up a century, stands as a testament to her remarkable skill and consistency. Villani’s ability to anchor the innings and deliver under pressure has undoubtedly played a pivotal role in Tasmania’s success in the WNCL.

Elyse Villani. PC: Getty
Elyse Villani. PC: Getty

The seasoned campaigner, Villani, has been a key figure in Tasmania’s cricketing journey, consistently showcasing her talent and contributing significantly to her team’s triumphs. Her third award in four years solidifies her status as one of the premier players in women’s cricket, and her influence on the field continues to inspire aspiring cricketers across the nation.

Sophie Day

On the other side of this shared honor is Sophie Day, the 25-year-old left-arm spinner who has been on an absolute tear with the ball. Day’s stellar performance earned her the coveted BKT Golden Arm for claiming the most wickets in WBBL|09 – an impressive 27 wickets at an average of 12.48. Her ability to deceive and outwit batswomen has been a crucial asset for her team, and her contributions extend beyond the T20 format.

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Sophie Day. PC: Getty
Sophie Day. PC: Getty

Adding another feather to her cap, Sophie Day showcased her versatility by claiming an additional 14 wickets while representing Victoria in the WNCL. Day’s left-arm spin has proven to be a potent weapon, and her consistency in delivering breakthroughs for her team has undoubtedly played a significant role in their success.

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