Meghann Lanning
Meg Lanning is a cricket superstar. From a young age, she has made a huge impact at both domestic and international levels. She made her domestic debut for Victoria in 2008 at the age of 16 and quickly settled into the top order. Lanning had a breakout domestic season in 2011-12 in which she claimed the Women’s National Cricket League T20 Player of the Year award, as well as the Sharon Tredrea Trophy and Cathryn Fitzpatrick Award for the WNCL and Women's T20 Player of the Year respectively for the Commonwealth Bank VicSpirit. Lanning finished as the third-highest run scorer at the 2012 ICC Women’s World Twenty20 in Sri Lanka and was rewarded with selection in the Team of the Tournament. Her results also saw her become the first player to score over 30 runs in five consecutive T20 internationals. 2012-13 was a record breaking season in international, domestic and club cricket for Lanning. In December 2012, she broke the record for the fastest 50 and fastest 100 in an ODI by an Australian female cricketer. She required only 23 balls to reach her half-century, then went on to smash her ton from just 45 balls. Her knock included 18...
Lanning scored an unbeaten century in just her second match for the Southern Stars against England in 2011.
Test Debut date : 11/08/2013
ODI Debut date : 05/01/2011
T20 Debut date : 30/12/2010
Age : 29 years 24 days
Role : Batter
Height : 173
Batting Style : Right Hand
Bowling Style : Right Arm Medium
Team Played For : N/A