Bethany Louise Mooney Biography

Australian professional cricketer Bethany Louise Mooney (born 14 January 1994) participates in all three game formats as a batter for the national side. She is a wicket-keeper-batter for Queensland Fire and, as of 2020, Perth Scorchers in domestic cricket.

In 2010, Mooney joined the Queensland Fire four days after becoming 16 years old. She was selected for the Brisbane Heat team for the Women’s Big Bash League season 2018–19 (WBBL|04), where she overcome a sickness that made her feel lightheaded to score the game-winning 65 runs from 46 balls. Mooney additionally competed on the Southern Stars team that won the 2014 ICC World Twenty20 championship in Bangladesh.

FULL NAME:	Bethany Louise Mooney
BORN:	14 January 1994
PLAYING ROLE:	Wicketkeeper Batter
FIELDING POSITION:	Wicketkeeper
BATTING STYLE:	Left hand Bat

Mooney has expressed a preference for “flying under the radar” in interviews. She did, however, acknowledge in June 2020 that as a result of her success, she has grown more accustomed to the limelight. She was ranked as the best hitter in the world in women’s Twenty20 International (WT20I) cricket in March 2020, following the end of the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2020.

Bethany Louise Mooney – Career

Bethany When Louise Mooney made her cricket debut for the Queensland Fire in 2009–10, she was 16 years old. The team’s coach encouraged her to try wicket-keeping after the Hervey Bay Zone trials that year revealed she was the best catcher on her squad. After being chosen as a wicketkeeper for the Queensland Primary, Mooney was already being tipped to play cricket for Australia by the time she was approximately 13 years old. She played her first T20I match against India in January 2016 and got a half-century in her debut ODI.

What is bethany louise mooney known for ?

Bethany Louise Mooney is well-known for being an Australian professional cricketer who participates in all three game formats as a batter for the national side. She has become one of the most reliable batters in the game and is also a wicketkeeper, giving her the versatility to play anywhere in the order. Before joining the Perth Scorchers, she won back-to-back WBBL championships in 2018 and 2019, earning Player of the Match Award in both finals.

She was ranked as the best hitter in the world in women’s Twenty20 International (WT20I) cricket in March 2020, following the end of the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2020. Mooney expressed her desire to eventually replace Alyssa Healy as the primary wicket-keeper for the national squad in February 2021.

Bethany Louise Mooney Awards and Achievements

One of the best batters in the world, Bethany Louise Mooney, has earned the Belinda Clark Award. She received the “Wisden Leading Women Cricketer in the World” title in April 2021 in celebration of her achievements throughout the previous year. She also accomplished the feat of scoring 2,000 runs in the WT20I format in the quickest time ever—67 innings. Beth received recognition for her accomplishments at the Australian Cricket Awards 2023, which were held in January 2023.

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