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होम  »  क्रिकेट  »  Jess Jonassen

Jess Jonassen, Australia Women

Bowler
Australia Women

Jess Jonassen

Jessica Louise Jonassen
जन्म Nov 5, 1992 (34)
जन्म स्थान Australia
रोल Bowler
बैटिंग स्टाइल Left Handed
बॉलिंग स्टाइल Slow left-arm orthodox
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Jess Jonassen ICC Rankings

Recent Matches

Test
Australia Women vs India Women
Dec 21, 2023
Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai
ODI
Australia Women vs Ireland Women
Jul 28, 2023
Clontarf Cricket Club, Dublin
T20I
Australia Women vs West Indies Women
Oct 2, 2023
North Sydney Oval, Sydney

बैटिंग करियर समरी

मैच नॉट आउट रन हाई स्कोर AVG स्ट्राइक रेट 100s 50 4s 6s CT ST
टेस्ट 6 1 291 99 29.10 51.87 0 2 32 2 3 0
वनडे 93 17 610 39 19.06 82.43 0 0 44 5 28 0
T20 105 9 438 47 12.88 90.12 0 0 31 6 29 0

बॉलिंग करियर समरी

मैच विकेट्स AVG ECON Best 5w 10w

Teams Represented

Australia Women International
Brisbane Heat Women Active Thunder Active Queensland Fire Active Australia A Women Active Sunrisers Leeds Women Active Welsh Fire Women Former Trinbago Knight Riders Women Active Delhi Capitals Former Yorkshire Women Active Valley Women Active

Player Biography

Jess Jonassen is one of the most skilful spin bowlers in world cricket, with a unique ability to bowl in the death overs. Fondly known as JJ by her fans, Jess joins Capitals Universe along with her Aussie skipper, Meg Lanning, under whom she has had a lot of success.

Born in Emerald in Queensland, Jess started playing cricket at the age of just 11 along with the boys, as there weren’t any girls' teams in her town. She later represented the University of Queensland when she shifted to Brisbane after her school. She made her debut for Queensland in the 2008-09 season at the age of 16.

She transformed her game with time and kept getting better with the bat and bowl, eventually turning into a reliable all-rounder for her team. Soon enough, the national team call-up arrived and off she went for another incredible journey. She made her debut for Australia in 2012 and in the same year, she helped them win the T20 World Cup, finishing with a three-for in the final.

In the following years, even though injuries plagued her, she kept coming back and performing well. Apart from the 2012 T20 World Cup, she was part of Australia’s T20 World Cup title-winning side in 2014, 2018, 2020 and 2023 editions. She was also part of their Gold Medal finishes in the Commonwealth Games 2022 along with the ODI World Cup 2022.

At the domestic level, she was an integral part of the Brisbane Heat team which finished as champions in the Women’s Big Bash League in the 2018-19 and 2019-20 seasons. Now, she joins Delhi Capitals with hopes of adding to her trophy cabinet. 

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