Ellyse Perry
Type: | Player/Athlete |
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Sports: | Cricket, Go Karting |
Location: | Australia |
Type: | Player/Athlete |
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Sports: | Cricket, Go Karting |
Location: | Australia |
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DUAL international Ellyse Perry says the Australian women's cricket team can dominate the world for years to come after adding another prestigious trophy to their cabinet.
ELLYSE PERRY'S non-stop pursuit of cricket and soccer balls around the world will finally end when the dual international gets her first three-month break from sport in almost a decade.
A CHINESE proverb says women hold up half the sky. If only their burden in Australian sport were so light. For now, the contrast between the sexes is stark. And the traditional, immovable dividers of exposure and income are not the main cause.
Dual international Ellyse Perry will be out of action for up to 12 weeks after being diagnosed with a stress fracture in her ankle.
COACH Cathryn Fitzpatrick laid bare the glittering history of Australian women's cricket to the Southern Stars before their date with World Cup destiny.
She was the youngest person ever to represent Australia in cricket and was representing Australia internationally in soccer as well at such a young age which no doubt takes a lot of commitment to succeed at such a high level in both sports. She is such a
I'm nominating Ellyse for the commitment it takes to play both of these sports at the top levels and to still have a passion and love for both of them is great to see.
Greatest sporting achievement: Having the opportunity to play two sports for Australia.
Greatest achievement off the field: Competing my HSC and going to Uni.
Who is your sporting heroine? Susie O’Neill
How many hours per week to you train/exercise? Not sure – maybe about 18
What kind of diet or nutrition plan are you on? Just making sure I eat a healthy fresh and wholesome mix of all foods – (Including the occasional treat!)
What do you love about your sport? The opportunity to stay healthy and active while having fun with a great group of friends
If you could change something about your sport, what would it be? More women and girls playing at any level
What motivates you? Having fun and achieving goals
Do you have a profession outside of your sport? Currently working on that – at uni
If I wanted to play your sport, what advice would you give me? www.in2cricket.com.au is a great place to start if you want to take up cricket, or the back yard with a bat/ball or soccer ball is just as good.
"Sport for Women Day is a fantastic opportunity to recognise the many extraordinary achievements of females in sport. More importantly though, it is a celebration of the countless joys and virtues sport can provide to women all around Australia. For me, the level of participation and enjoyment that is experienced through sport is a true measure of success."