KatieMack

Katie Mack isn't averse to making a move to further her career.

A talented leg-spinner in her early teens, she moved from the premiership winning Bankstown Sports club to Northern District so that she would have more opportunities to develop as a player.

As a result, her batting has come along in leaps-and-bounds to the extent that she was ranked in the top 15 batters in the Sydney Women’s Grade competition for both 50-over and T20 cricket.

After two years in the NSW Breakers program, Mack opted for another change and has represented the ACT Meteors in the WNCL ever since, going on to be named captain.

In December 2014, she broke through for her maiden one-day century, scoring 106 from 131 balls against Queensland.

After starting her Big Bash career at the Stars, Mack is now an integral player for the Adelaide Strikers since joining the club in WBBL|05.

A veteran of more than 100 WBBL matches, Mack starred during Adelaide’s run to the WBBL|07 Final, blasting 513 runs at an incredible average of 64 to earn Most Valuable Player honours for the season as voted by her teammates.

A smart cricket mind, quick between the wickets and an athletic fielder, Mack has also earned Australia A honours in recent years.

In early 2025, it was revealed Mack was departing the ACT to return home to her native NSW.