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Ellyse Perry has gained widespread attention for her all-around performance on the field, having set a record of 178 points in a single game at the 2023 World Cup. At the same time, her beautiful appearance and muscular figure have made her a darling of the fashion industry. She frequently appears on the cover of Sports Illustrated and has over 3 million Instagram followers, earning her the nickname "Cristiano Ronaldo of cricket".
Indian captain Hamanprit is known for her violent hitting, and in the 2024 Asian Cup final, her ultra long distance six pointer shocked the world. Similarly, his confident smile infected fans, and his fitness videos on social media attracted 2 million followers, earning him the title of "Sexiest Athlete" by The Times of India.
Hailing from England, Danielle hit six sixes in a single innings during the 2025 T20 World Cup match against Australia. Known for her pink hair and edgy fashion choices, she boasts 1.8 million Instagram followers and frequently collaborates with fashion brands.
A trailblazer from New Zealand, Sophie became the first player in T20 cricket to achieve 1,000 runs and 100 wickets. Her sculpted physique and gender-fluid style have amassed 1.5 million TikTok followers. In 2025, she signed with PUMA to launch her signature footwear collection.
In 2024, Smriti scored three consecutive centuries against England, earning her the title of "Asia's Most Marketable Athlete" by Forbes. Adored for her radiant smile, her Instagram posts—including viral photos of her in cricket gear paired with traditional jewelry—garner over a million likes.
Renowned for her consistent run-scoring, Beth smashed 124 runs in a 2025 T20 match against New Zealand. Her sharp, short haircut and stoic demeanor have captivated fans, while her Instagram—featuring snapshots with her partner—boasts 1.2 million followers.
The South African captain and all-rounder made history with a 5/23 bowling spell in the 2024 World Cup. Celebrated for her athletic build and motivational social media presence, she commands 1 million followers and was named "African Sports Icon"
Australia's legendary captain reached 5,000 international runs in 2025, capped by a post-match black-tie appearance in fashion magazines. With 1.5 million Instagram followers, she shares glimpses of family life and philanthropic work.
England's fast bowler turned heads with her tattoos and punk-inspired style, while her YouTube channel—featuring bowling tutorials—attracts 800,000 subscribers.
Celebrated for her athleticism and golden-brown complexion, Suné's sporty Instagram posts have earned over 500,000 likes. Named "Africa's Sexiest Athlete" by GQ, she also displayed her fielding prowess with five crucial saves in the 2025 T20 World Cup against Pakistan.
New Zealand's teenage prodigy joined cricket's exclusive double-century club in 2024. The youngest player to achieve this feat, she entertains 1 million TikTok followers with comedic batting clips and flaunts her statuesque frame in viral posts.
England's Tammy captivates fans with her retro hairstyle and refined demeanor—a charming contrast to her athleticism. With 1 million Instagram followers, she shares snapshots of afternoon tea and travel adventures.
England's all-around talent Natalie scored 110 runs and took 3 wickets in a single 2024 World Cup innings. Her muscular physique and cropped haircut earned her the title of "Sportswear Icon" by Harper's Bazaar.
The West Indies captain's rich chocolate complexion and confident smile radiate charisma. Her fitness-focused social media posts, boasting over 800,000 likes, highlight her powerful gameplay.
Australia's Rachael reached the 1,000-run milestone in a 2024 match against India, celebrated for her consistent performances. Her sleek corporate attire looks often make headlines, while her Instagram—featuring business-chic outfits—attracts 800,000 followers.
The most influential and talked-about female cricketer in India is Smriti Mandhana, the star batter of the Indian national team. In terms of competition, she was named "Asia's Most Marketable Athlete" by Forbes. In the 2025 WPL, she captained Royal Challengers Bangalore to the championship. During the 2025 ODI series, she broke the record for the fastest century in Indian women's cricket history. In terms of popularity, she has appeared in Vogue India and GQ multiple times, with over 1.5 million Instagram followers. As a well-known figure, she also actively participates in public welfare initiatives and advocates for women's causes.
