Darcie Brown

- Born into a sporting family - her father, mother and her two older brothers have all played cricket at various levels.

- Can churn up the speedometer and has the uncanny ability to strike regularly.

- Dabbled with several sports (basketball, cricket, football and netball) before being named in the Australian U-19 squad in 2019.

- Adelaide Strikers signed her at the age of 16 in 2019.

- Made her debut aged 17 in 2020 WBBL and troubled a lot of batters with pace and bounce.

- Crowned the Rebel Young Gun in the same season - best under 21 player of WBBL.

- Two years later, represented Australia's senior team, making her debut in all the formats.

- Ryan Harris speaking about Brown in 2021 - “Darcie just does it so easy. It makes me jealous, actually, because I had to work hard to bowl fast and she does it so easy as well. She's got it all. She's an athlete, she gets into the wicket easy and gets through her delivery stride with ease.”

- Picked her maiden international fifer (5/25 in 9.2 overs) against South Africa in the Perth Test in 2024.

- Key member of the title winning Australian set-up in the 2022 World Cup and 2023 T20 World Cup.

- Part of the Adelaide Strikers team that won back-to-back WBBL titles in 2022 and 2023.