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Ellyse Perry Creates History Again, Becomes Second Player to Record Iconic WBBL Milestone

Star Sydney Sixers batter Ellyse Perry delivered a brilliant performance against the Adelaide Strikers in the ongoing WBBL, scoring a century. With this knock, Perry became only the second player to reach a rare milestone.

Avijit Das
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Ellyse Perry Becomes Second Player to Record Iconic WBBL Milestone
Ellyse Perry Becomes Second Player to Record Iconic WBBL Milestone

Game 40 of the WBBL 2025 featured the Sydney Sixers facing the Adelaide Strikers at the North Sydney Oval on December 7. The match was dominated by Ellyse Perry, who produced a brilliant all-round show. Perry scored an outstanding 111 off 71 balls and became only the second player in WBBL history to cross 5000 career runs.

Beth Mooney remains the only other batter to achieve this milestone, with 5446 runs. Perry, now sitting at 5072 runs, further strengthened her status as one of the greatest players the WBBL has seen.

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During the innings, the Sixers made a confident start, led by Perry’s superb century. Sophia Dunkley supported well with a solid 54, guiding the team to a total of 173. For the Adelaide Strikers, Eleanor Larosa delivered an impressive spell. She was the only wicket-taker for her side, finishing with four wickets for just 20 runs in her four overs.

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Sydney Sixers Edge Out a Narrow Win

Aiming to chase the target, the Adelaide Strikers began well with openers Tammy Beaumont and Madeline Penna scoring 23 and 31 runs. Bridget Patterson kept the chase alive with an unbeaten 65 off 35 balls. The Strikers came very close, but the Sixers held their nerve and won the match by just one run.

Sydney Sixers performed better with the ball. Lauren Cheatle and Ashleigh Gardner were the top wicket-takers, picking up two wickets each. Amelia Kerr and Caoimhe Bray also contributed with one wicket each.

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A Madridista at heart, football is my first love, while cricket writing is my passion. Although Real Madrid sparked my love for football, Virat Kohli introduced me to the world of cricket. With over three years of journalism experience, I have written for Sportskeeda, Cricreads, and Athlete Fortune. I currently write for Cricket Winner, covering cricket news, match analysis, player stories, and statistics.

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