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captured the spotlight at the Australian Cricket Awards 2025, held on February 3 at Melbourne’s Crown Palladium. The star all-rounder was a standout on the red carpet, dazzling attendees with her glamorous looks and charm, earning her the title of “most beautiful women cricketer” from the fans.
Ellyse Perry turns heads with her stunning looks
As images and videos of Perry from the event circulated online, they sparked conversations about her dual role as a sportsperson and a fashion icon, further solidifying her status as one of cricket’s most beloved figures.
T♔hꦦe stunning Ellyse Perry at the Blue Carpet tonight ✨⭐️
— Female Cricket (@imfemalecricket)
Perry’s presence was not only marked by her stunning black attire but also by her impressive achievements on the field.
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Every cricket fan has a crush on Ellyse perry …like if you do agree with me.. she is so charming…imao😍
— Prajwal R Shetty (@PrajwalRSh21386)
Ellyse Perry at Australian Cricket Awards
— RCBIANS OFFICIAL (@RcbianOfficial)
As a key player in Australia’s women’s cricket team, she has consistently showcased her skills, contributing to the team’s recent success, including a historic Ashes whitewash against England. The awards ceremony celebrated both male and female cricketers, with Perry’s elegance and poise making her a highlight among the attendees.
The event was notable for the absence of the men’s Test team, who were in Sri Lanka for their series. However, the women’s team was well-represented, with players like Ashleigh Gardner and Annabel Sutherland in contention for top honours. Perry’s appearance added a touch of glamour to the night, as fans took to social media to express their admiration for her style and grace.
Most beautiful Cricketer Ellyse Perryꦕ for Australian Cricket Awards. ❤😍
— Lokesh Saini🚩 (@LokeshVirat18K)
Perry wins the WBBL Player of the Tournament award
Ellyse Perry claimed her second Player of the Tournament award, sharing the honour with Jess Jonassen in a historic tie for ꦦthe ꧅league’s top individual award.
Both Perry, representing Sydney Sixers, and Jonassen, a key player for Brisbane Heat, accumulated 25 votes each during the 10-game home-and-away season, finishing six points ahead of Sydney Thunder’s spinner Samantha Bates.
Jonassen, the WBBL’s all-time leading wicket-taker with 179 dismissals, claimed the award f⛎or the first time, while Perry previously won the accolade in WBBL|04. This marked the first𝄹-ever tie for the prestigious Player of the Tournament honour in the league’s history.
Perry was the standout batter of WBBL|10, amassing 424 runs at an average of 53 to clinch the Golden Bat. Her exceptional performances also earned her a spot in the Team oꦜf the Tournament, and she 𒁃was also named captain of the WBBL Team of the Decade.
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