Hayley Matthews

ICC Rankings

Category	Test	ODI	T20
Batting	—	#18	#5
Bowling	—	#7	#11
All-Rounder	—	#1	#1

Batting Stats

Format	Runs	Avg	SR	HS	100s	50s	M	Inn	4s	6s
WBBL	1858	21.36	109.17	85	0	5	99	96	240	20
ODI	3892	38.16	79.67	182	14	8	111	108	503	22
T20I	3374	29.34	115.83	132	3	21	126	126	444	55
WPL	867	26.27	121.94	77	0	6	34	34	122	24
HUNDRED	921	24.89	117.32	78	0	4	41	41	131	8
WCPL	536	35.73	116.02	82	0	4	17	17	62	12

Bowling Stats

Format	Wkts	Avg	Econ	BBI	5W	M	Inn	BBM
WBBL	80	24.45	7.05	5/19	1	99	83	5/19
ODI	142	24.07	4.12	4/15	0	111	104	4/15
T20I	130	18.78	5.98	4/10	0	126	119	4/10
WPL	46	18.76	7.61	3/5	0	34	34	3/10
HUNDRED	49	17.57	6.66	4/14	0	41	37	4/22
WCPL	26	14.58	6.15	4/14	0	17	17	4/14

Teams

Mumbai Indians Women
Melbourne Renegades Women
West Indies Women
Welsh Fire Women
Barbados Tridents Women
MI London Women

Debuts

ODI · WI Women vs AUS Women · November 10, 2014
T20 · NZ Women vs WI Women · September 26, 2014

About Hayley Matthews

A child prodigy, Hayley Matthews was born in Barbados and raised in Bridgetown. She was introduced to cricket by her father and older brother at home after school. At the age of 8, she asked her school boys' team coach whether she could be a part of the team. Her request was accepted and by the age of 11 had become the team's captain.

Her extraordinary rise continued when she captained the boys Under-13 team - the first female to do so. Her international debut came at the age of 16 in a T20I game against New Zealand in 2014 and soon later that year, she made her ODI debut too.

Matthews was a key member of the 2016 World Twenty20 which West Indies won and shone in the final making a 45-ball 66. In the 2015-16 season Matthews played domestic cricket in Australia and also featured in the inaugural season of the Women's Big Bash League for Hobart Hurricanes.

In 2018, Matthews was named as the vice-captain of West Indies ahead of the World Twenty20.