10 lesser known facts about Australia’s opening batsman Georgia Voll

The ODI series of the ashes of women 2025 series between Australia i England it came to a thrilling conclusion, with Australia emerging victorious, whitewashing England 3-0 in the three-match series. As the focus now shifts to the three-match T20I series, one name that has caught the attention of fans and selectors alike is Georgia Voll, an exciting young talent. Voll’s recent performances, especially in his debut series against Indiaearned a well-deserved place in Australia’s T20I squad.

Here are ten lesser known facts about Georgia Voll

1. Georgia Voll: A rising star of Australian cricket

Born on August 5, 2003, Voll is one of Australia’s most promising young cricketers. Despite his youth, he has already made significant strides in the sport, showing immense potential with both bat and ball.

2. A right-handed batsman and occasionally a restless bowler

Voll is a right-handed hitter known for her aggressive and calculated hitting game. Alongside her batting skills, she is also an occasional right-arm bowler, adding valuable versatility to her game. His status as an all-rounder has been a key factor in his rapid rise through the ranks of Australian cricket.

3. From Brisbane Heat to Sydney Thunder: His WBBL journey

Voll’s journey in domestic cricket began with her debut for the Brisbane Heat in the 2020-2021 Women’s Big Bash League (WBBL). However, he now plays for the Sydney Thunder where he continues to develop his skills in one of Australia’s most competitive leagues. Her performances have caught the attention of selectors, making her a key player in both domestic and international cricket.

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4. A dual sport athlete – Rugby League experience

While cricket is her main focus, Georgia Voll is no stranger to other sports. Before making a name for herself in cricket, she represented Queensland in the under-18 women’s rugby league team. That rugby league experience helped shape his athleticism and mental toughness, traits that have translated well onto the cricket field.

5. Recognition with Australia A: A step towards the national team

In January 2022, Voll was named in the Australia A squad for their series against England A. This was a significant milestone in his career as it provided him with an opportunity to showcase his skills on a bigger stage and gain valuable experience, preparing her for the rigors of international cricket.

6. A memorable ODI debut against India

Voll made his much-anticipated One Day International (ODI) debut for Australia on 5 December 2024, at the Allan Border Field in Brisbane. His debut came during the first of a three game series against India, marking the start of what promises to be an exciting international career for the young cricketer.

7. A century ODI maiden: a moment to remember

In the second ODI of his debut series, Voll delivered an impressive performance, scoring his maiden ODI century. He collected 101 runs off 87 balls, showing his aggressive batting style and ability to perform under pressure. This century marked a major milestone in his career and cemented his reputation as a rising star.

8. India’s leading run-scorer in the series

Voll’s stellar performances continued throughout the series against India, where he scored a total of 173 runs in just three matches. Her consistency with the bat made her the top scorer of the series, earning her plaudits and further cementing her place in the national team.

9. Named in the 2025 Australian Women’s Ashes squad

Voll’s rapid rise through the ranks has earned her a place in Australia’s squad for the 2025 Women’s Ashes series. Her inclusion in this prestigious series is a testament to her talent, hard work and confidence the selectors in their skills. She will play a key role in the Ashes campaign.

10. Debut T20I: The next step in his career

After impressing in the ODI format, Voll made her T20I debut in the first T20I of the three-match Women’s Ashes series against England.

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This article was first published in WomenCricket.coma Cricket time company