During the second Women’s ODI between Australia Women and India Women in Brisbane, legendary all-rounder Ellyse Perry recorded a historic feat, becoming the first player to achieve this record in women’s cricket. She became the first female cricketer to achieve a double of 7000 runs and 300 wickets in international cricket.

Previously, the record was held by 13 male cricketers, but finally a woman joined this elite list. There couldn’t have been a better player than Perry, who has already broken several records in women’s cricket.

During the second Women’s ODI between Australia Women and India Women, Perry scored 105 runs off just 75 deliveries, including seven boundaries and six maximums, at a strike rate of 140. She scored a fifty off 43 balls and a century off 72 balls, showing her aggressive side and his ability to move forward after preparing.

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During this innings, she also completed 4000 runs in ODI cricket, becoming the fourth Australian woman to reach the milestone. In total, he has 4064 runs at an average of 50.80 and a strike rate of 78.51 in 122 innings, comprising 34 fifties and three centuries.