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Georgia Redmayne

GeorgiaRedmayne

Australia

Australia

Wicket Keeper

Georgia Redmayne

Personal Details

  • Date of Birth 08 December 1993
  • Position Wicket Keeper
  • Batting Style Left Handed Bat
  • Bowling Style Left-Arm Fast Seam
  • Local Club Gold Coast District Cricket Club
  • Country Australia

Player Story

JUNIOR CRICKET CLUB: Alstonville & District Cricket Club

Georgia has an impressive career both on and off the field. After previous stints with New South Wales, Tasmania, Hobart Hurricanes and Perth Scorchers the wicket-keeper / batter joined the Brisbane Heat in WBBL|06. Away from the game, Redders is a practicing doctor on the Tweed Coast after graduating from her medical degree in 2018. 

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Overall Big Bash Career Stats

139 Matches Played

Batting

Innings
132
Runs
3,026
Strike rate
107.99
Average
25.64
High Score
98
6s
12
4s
358
Balls faced
2,802
Not Outs
14
50s
19
100s
0

Fielding

Catches
72
Run Outs
52

Awards

Player of the Match
8
Player of the Tournament
0

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