Rachael Haynes Cricket Player Profile
Rachael Haynes
Nickname Rachael Haynes
Born (DOB) 26 Dec 1986
Age 40 Years
Height 5 Ft 4.17 Inch (163 cm)
Role Left Handed Batter Player
Nationality Australia
Fantasy Credits 9.0
Fantasy Points 327
Last Match Fantasy Points 11
Played Teams Victoria, Australia Women, Sydney Thunder Women, Loughborough Lightning, New South Wales, New South Wales Women, Sydney Thunder, Welsh Fire Women, Welsh Fire
About Rachael Haynes
Rachael Haynes is a professional Cricket player representing Australia. Born on 1986-12-26 , they operate primarily as a Batter on the field. Over the course of their career, Rachael Haynes has featured for Victoria, Australia Women, Sydney Thunder Women, Loughborough Lightning, New South Wales, New South Wales Women, Sydney Thunder, Welsh Fire Women, Welsh Fire different teams, including national setups, top-tier domestic sides, and competitive franchise leagues. Known for their tactical execution and steady presence as a Batter, they remain an integral figure across all formats and tournaments they compete in.
Rachael Haynes is a former Australian international batter who batted left-handed and bowled left-arm medium pace. She represented Australia from 2009 to 2022 and served as vice-captain from 2017 to 2022. Haynes contributed to six world championship wins with Australia, including the 2013 and 2022 Women’s Cricket World Cups and four ICC Women’s T20 World Cups.
Profile
Haynes made her Women’s National Cricket League debut for Victoria in the 2005–06 season. She moved to Sydney and joined New South Wales ahead of the 2011–12 season, later winning seven WNCL titles with the side. In the 2011–12 final, she scored 156 from 139 balls as New South Wales defeated Victoria.
Haynes made her ODI debut against England at Lord’s on 7 July 2009 and her Test debut three days later. In her first Test innings, she scored 98 and shared a sixth-wicket partnership of 228 with Jodie Fields. She made her T20I debut against New Zealand in February 2010.
At the 2013 Women’s Cricket World Cup, Haynes scored 83 against South Africa and 52 in the final against the West Indies as Australia won the tournament. After a period out of the international side, she returned in 2017 and was appointed vice-captain in 2018. On 7 October 2019, she made her first international century, scoring 118 against Sri Lanka in an ODI.
Haynes was part of Australia’s 2022 Women’s Cricket World Cup-winning team and also won gold at the 2022 Commonwealth Games. She retired from international cricket in 2022.
Records
On her Test debut against England in July 2009, Haynes and Jodie Fields set a record sixth-wicket partnership of 228 runs for Australia.
Haynes scored her first international century, 118 against Sri Lanka, on 7 October 2019.
FAQs
What was Rachael Haynes’s role and batting style?
She was a batter who batted left-handed and bowled left-arm medium pace.
When did Rachael Haynes make her international debuts?
She made her ODI debut on 7 July 2009, her Test debut on 10 July 2009 and her T20I debut on 21 February 2010.
What was Rachael Haynes’s highest score in her first Test innings?
She scored 98 against England on her Test debut.
When did Rachael Haynes retire from international cricket?
She retired from international cricket in 2022.
Personal & Family Information
Spouse: Leah Poulton
Career Information
T20 Debut: Sunday, 21st February 2010 (vs New Zealand at Bellerive Oval)
T20 Last Match: Sunday, 7th August 2022 (vs India)
ODI Debut: Tuesday, 7th July 2009 (vs England at Lord's)
ODI Last Match: Sunday, 3rd April 2022 (vs England)
Test Debut: Friday, 10th July 2009 (vs England at New Road, Worcester)
Test Last Match: Thursday, 27th January 2022 (vs England)
Jersey Number: 7
Education
School: Our Lady of Sion College
College: Box Hill Institute; Australian Catholic University; University of Southern Queensland
Qualification: Bachelor's degree in marketing; Master of Business Administration (undertaken)
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