Cricket Australia announces Squad for the Lanning VS Perry 2025 series

Cricket Australia He has officially presented the staff for the Lanning vs Perry 2025 series, a fundamental event in the country’s cricket calendar. This series is designed to foster and show the talents of young emerging cricketers, providing them with a platform to compete against their classmates and gain points potentially in national teams.

Background of the series

The Lanning vs Perry series is named two of the Australian cricketing icons: Me laning and Ellyse Perry. The two players have been essential to raising the women’s cricket worldwide, with numerous successes in international competitions. The series serves as a tribute to its contributions and aims to inspire the next generation of cricketers.

Announcement of plants

The Cricket Australia Youth Selection Picture (YSP) has carefully selected players to participate in the Lanning vs Perry series next month on the Brisbane National Cricken Campus. The squad was selected by the YSP in collaboration with state associations and territories, with players nominated based on their recent performances.

“The Lanning vs Perry series has become an integral part of an extensive player path for the best female cricketers in all Australia,” he said Sonya ThompsonCricet Australia’s National Development Chief in his official statement.

“It is an exciting period for this age group, as we begin a new cycle towards the World Cup of the U19 T20 of 2027”. She added.

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Accessories

• April 25: 1st T20 Match | Norths Cricket Club, Brisbane
• April 26: 2nd T20 Match | Norths Cricket Club, Brisbane
• April 27: 3rd T20 Match | Norths Cricket Club, Brisbane

Lanning VS Perry’s Template 2025 U-19

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This article was first published in Womencricket.cominto Cricket time Business.