Player profile Alice Capsey Batsman
Born Aug 11, 2004
Batting Right Handed Bat
Bowling right-arm offbreak
From English
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Test ODI T20
T20I 77 1,050 18.42 121.67 74
Test 1 30 15 62.5 21
women t100 7 79 11.29 117.91 51
women t20 7 144 20.57 124.14 45
ODI 52 1,001 28.60 85.92 125
T20 6 215 43 143.33 82
T20I 77 34 7.44 68.5 1-10
women t100 7 0 9.6 15.0
women t20 7 0 4 1.0
ODI 52 23 5.16 126.4 1-12
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One of the most talented batters in English domestic cricket, Alice Capsey, was born on August 11, 2004, in Surrey. The youngster made her County debut in 2019, and in the same year, she took seven wickets in the Women’s Twenty20 Cup. The top-order marked her presence in the Surrey side, which secured a title in the 2020 edition of the London Cup. The 2020 season of the Rachael Heyhoe Flint Trophy witnessed her emerging as the leading run-scorer with 141 runs in six appearances. The following year, in the Women's Twenty20 Cup, Capsey returned as Surrey’s best all-round performer with 134 runs and 8 wickets. The 17-year-old made 150 runs in eight innings of the 2021 edition of Women’s Hundred for Oval Invincibles and was a part of the title-holders. In the 2021 edition of the Charlotte Edwards Cup, the Surrey-born scored 203 runs, scalped seven wickets in six matches, and helped South East Stars win the title. Soon, the skillful batter was awarded PCA Women's Young Player of the Year. The consistent performances earned her a national call-up in the 2022 South Africa series. After scoring 25 in her first international batting appearance, the all-rounder was given an opportunity in the 2022 Commonwealth Games. The elegant batter returned as the top scorer for England in the league stages with 135 runs in five innings. The youngster added another feather to her cap by making her ODI debut in a home series against India. Thrown into the middle order against one of the world’s most experienced bowling attacks, she showed composure beyond her years. Her standout moment came at Canterbury, where she crafted a fluent 39—her highest in the series—laying the foundation for what promises to be a long and versatile 50-over career. October 2022 saw Capsey take her first steps into overseas franchise cricket with a debut in the Women’s Big Bash League for the Melbourne Stars. The teenage dynamo wasted no time making an impact, amassing 2
