TammyBeaumont

Following a modest stint with the England Development Squad in 2007 and an impressive outing with Kent two years later, Tammy Beaumont made her international debut for England in a WODI against West Indies in late 2009. Aged 18, she also made her T20I debut in the same series.

Over the decade that followed, Beaumont progressed to become a permanent fixture in her side's batting set up, with an incredible record at World Cups as well.

In the 2016 T20 World Cup, her 138 in a group stage match against the Windies won her the Player of the Match award - a sign of even greater things to come. When England won the 2017 Women's World Cup, Tammy's astounding tally of 410 runs saw her claim the Player of the Tournament award.

Her maiden T20I century came a year later – an innings of 116 from just 52 balls against South Africa at Taunton.

The right-hander also shines in the longest format and scored a superb double century against Australia at Trent Bridge during the 2023 Ashes.

The opener has a big fan base at the Big Bash, having played for the Adelaide Strikers, Melbourne Renegades and Sydney Thunder.

Beaumont went full circle in 2025 ahead of WBBL|11, returning to Adelaide Strikers after being picked up in the draft.