Ellyse Perry makes history by playing in a one-off Test at Trent Bridge for the Women’s Ashes in 2023.

In both men’s and women’s cricket, the Australian team is one of the best. Since 2015, the men’s team hasn’t lost the Ashes, but the women’s team lost the prized urn for the last time in 2013–2014. In 2021-2022, Australia easily won the women’s Ashes at home by a score of 12-4 on points. Australia has been winning a lot lately, but England hopes to change that in the much-anticipated series. With the one-off Test being played in Nottingham, the much-anticipated series has already begun.

Fans are used to seeing Test matches between women’s cricket teams last four days, but this one will last five days. Ellyse Perry, who has a lot of knowledge, is one of the most important people in the Australian team. So far in her long career, the all-rounder has won a lot of praise. She’s now the first player to play in a record-setting ten Women’s Ashes matches. This is another feather in her cap. Perry is the only player who has ever done this amazing thing.

Ellyse Perry first international game was in 2007, and she has since played 10 Tests, 131 ODIs, and 139 T20Is.

What Ellyse Perry wants to do in the future

Early this month, Ellyse Perry talked about her road to recovery and getting back to full health. The 32-year-old player said that she would love to play as long as she could help the team.

“Over the past few days, my body has felt great. I went through a time where I had to fight against things, so I’ve been working hard to get back to that and am doing well. From that point of view, I feel very free. It’s been a lot of fun. I’d love to stay engaged as long as there are people who like me. It is limiting to think that you can only play for ‘x’ years. “But I could wake up tomorrow and it could be different for me,” Perry was quoted as saying by AAP.