New South Wales Breakers

New South Wales Breakers
Captain:	Alex Blackwell
Founded:	1996
Home ground:	Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney Bankstown Oval, Sydney
Capacity:	46,000 (Sydney Cricket Ground)
Official website:	Official Site

The New South Wales Breakers are the women's representative cricket team for New South Wales and they compete in the Women's National Cricket League. The Breakers are the league's most successful side, having won 13 out of the 15 seasons, including six in a row (1996/7–2001/2).

The Breakers have played 130 matches for 103 wins, 1 tie and 26 losses.

Current squad

Name	Age	Batting Style	Bowling Style	Nationality	Shirt	Notes
Sarah Aley	27	Right Hand	Right Arm Medium
Sarah Andrews	29	Right Hand	Right Arm Fast Medium			Australian International, retired at the end of 2009–10 season
Alex Blackwell	28	Right Hand	Right Arm Medium			Australian International
Nicola Carey	18	Left Hand	Right Arm Medium			Australian U/21
Sarah Coyte	20	Right Hand	Right Arm Medium			Australian U/21
Nicole Goodwin	27	Right Hand	Left Arm Medium
Corinne Hall	24	Right Hand	Right Arm Off break
Alyssa Healy	21	Right Hand	Wicket keeper			Australian International
Sharon Millanta	31	Left Hand	Right Arm Medium
Erin Osborne	22	Right Hand	Right Arm Off break			Australian International
Ellyse Perry	21	Right Hand	Right Arm Fast Medium			Australian International
Leah Poulton	27	Right Hand	Right Arm Leg Break			Australian International
Angela Reakes	20	Right Hand	Right Arm Leg Break			Australian U/21
Lisa Sthalekar	32	Right Hand	Right Arm Off break			Australian International

Honours

• WNCL Titles: 13 (1996/7–2001/2, 2003/4, 2005/6–2010/11)
• WNCL Runners-up: 2 (2002/3, 2004/5)

See also

• New South Wales Cricket Association
• New South Wales Blues

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