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Their issues are not just restricted to the middle order. Since Deandra Dottin's shock retirement last year, West Indies have yet to zero in on an opening batter to partner Matthews. Aaliyah Alleyne, primarily a bowling allrounder, had never batted above No. 7 in T20Is but was pushed up to open in nine matches - four against New Zealand and five against England all at home before the tri-series. The combination had a best partnership of 23 and she was not picked in the XI against South Africa on Saturday. Brittney Cooper, who returned to the squad ahead of the series having last played a T20I in September 2021, opened the batting as West Indies added 32 for the opening wicket in their chase of 142. Cooper looked in fairly good touch, hitting three well-timed fours before being dismissed for 14 off 13 balls. Matthews said that West Indies are still trying to find their best combination at the top and backed Cooper to come good. "At the moment we are trying players and we're giving players the opportunity to grab that opening spot," Matthews said. "Britney Cooper didn't look that bad out there today, so hopefully she's the one that can come out there and really produce [what we need]. The [T20] World Cup is the main goal for us and we are trying out different options to see what fits best.

Hayley Matthews has been the lone shining star in the West Indies side for a while now. A very reliable off-spinner, athletic on the field and most importantly destructive with the bat at the top, Hayley has got everything in her armoury. There is a reason why like many of her male counterparts, she is most sought after in T20 leagues around the world. On Monday, the 24-year-old lit up the Women’s Premier League as her all-round effort (3 wickets & unbeaten 77 off 38) helped Mumbai Indians make light work of Royal Challengers Bangalore at the Brabourne Stadium. Hayley is just 24, but ever since she burst into the scene as a childhood prodigy, she has been destined for bigger things and nothing illustrated it more than the 45-ball 66 she scored against Australia in the final of the 2016 T20 World Cup – the only time the latter has lost in the title decider. Growing up in Barbados, Hayley was part of her school boys team, whom she went on to captain in local tournaments. At 13, she captained the Under-13 boys team and in Barbados First Division cricket has batted alongside West Indies men’s team opener Shai Hope. 3⃣ Wickets 7⃣7⃣* Runs For her MI-ghty all-round performance, Scorecard ▶️ — Women's Premier League (WPL) (@wplt20) Although she has blown hot and cold at the senior level, Hayley seems to be coming of age, and her innings with the bat on Monday was further evidence of it. This was a game where Hayley was in command from the word go to the last ball as It was a domin...

Hayley Matthews is a 25 years-old all-rounder Barbadian female cricketer who started playing international cricket for the West Indies Women’s team In 2014 and is part of only White ball (WODI & WT20I) formats of international cricket. And Currently, she plays for Barbados, Welsh Fire, Barbados Royals in domestic cricket, and plays for the Melbourne Renegades in the Women’s Big Bash League (WBBL), And for the Mumbai Indians Women’s team in the Women’s Premier League (WPL). Hayley Matthews Profile Full Name Hayley Kristen Matthews Nick Name Hayley Matthews Date of Birth 19 March 1998 Hayley Matthews age 25 years Birth Place Wellington, New Zealand Playing Role All-rounder Batting Style Right-hand bat Bowling Style Right arm Offbreak Batting Position Opner Physical Stats & More Hayley Matthews Height (approx) In centimeters -170cm In meters – 1.70m In feet – 5’7” feet Eye Colour Blue Hair Colour Brown Hayley Matthews Batting Stats 🏏 BOWLING Test ODI T20I T20 List A FC Matches 75 82 Innings 70 75 Overs 533.1 242.5 Runs 2166 1409 Wkts 89 78 BBI 4/15 4/10 Econ 4.06 5.80 Avg 24.33 18.06 SR 35.9 18.6 4w 3 3 5w 0 0 10w 0 0 Career Info Teams Barbados Royals Women Barbados Women Melbourne Renegades Women Trailblazers Velocity Warriors Women Welsh Fire (Women) West Indies Women Debut International Cricket Debut WTest debut Not Yet debut WODI cricket debut She made his WODI debut on 11 November 2014 in the match of WI WMN vs AUS WMN at Sydney. WT20I cricket debut She made his T20I deb...

The hard-hitting right-hander, who also bowls off-spin, was the Player of the Series against Pakistan, hitting 57 and scooping up three wickets in the first ODI, and scoring a nifty 26 and accomplishing a four-for in the second game. In the finale, she nearly amassed a half-century, notching 49 runs. Additionally, Matthews was one of the key contributors in the squad’s rout of Ireland in its sole match of the World Cup qualifiers, which was abandoned due to COVID. “This is my first time winning this award and what is rewarding is that I worked so hard throughout the year. As a team we put in some really good performances and reaped rewards,” she told the Cricket West Indies website. “I definitely set goals at the beginning of the year. Bowling-wise I definitely exceeded the goals. I knew I wanted to perform well with the ball and wickets I was able to tally up and the economy rate these are what I feel very pleased about. I did what the team required.” Success came fast for the industrious Matthews. In her debut ODI series, she racked up 241 runs in four games. Also, she is the youngest West Indian to ever hit an ODI century — 117 against South Africa on her home ground in Bridgetown, Barbados — in the Caribbean, according to The Cricketer magazine. Matthews’s talents are in demand worldwide. She has worn the colors of professional franchises in Australia and England, and she has excelled in those competitions. According to The Cricketer, during her stint with the Tasmania...

Hayley Matthews is a West Indian cricketer who has played for the West Indies national team and various teams across the world. She has played in the Women’s Big Bash League, Women’s T20 Cricket Super League, The Hunderd, and Women’s Premier League. She is regarded as one of the best all-rounders in women’s cricket. Contents • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Wiki/Biography Hayley Kristen Matthews [1] age 25 years; as of 2023) in Bridgetown, Barbados. Her zodiac sign is Pisces. She was interested in cricket since her childhood and often went to the ground to see the matches which her father played. She went to the Pickwick Club’s ground Kensington Oval with her brother, and they ran around the ground and inside it during the breaks. She attended the People’s Cathedral Primary School near her house and started playing for the school boy’s team around the age of 8. She became the captain of the team by the age of 11. After completing her primary schooling, she cleared the Common Entrance examination and enrolled at Harrison College, which is one of Barbados’ most prestigious secondary schools. She then joined the school boy’s under-13 team, helped them to win a tournament, and captained the team in her final year as an under-13 player. Hayley Matthews during her childhood with her mother, Lisa Physical Appearance Height (approx.): 5′ 8″ Weight (approx.): 55 kg Hair Colour: Black Eye Colour: Black Family Parents & Siblings Her father’s name is Mike Matthews, and ...

Paarl: West Indies captain Hayley Matthews inspired her team to a three-run win against Pakistan in a low-scoring Women’s T20 World Cup match at Boland Park in Paarl on Sunday. Veteran Pakistan all-rounder Nida Dar and her fellow slow bowlers restricted West Indies to 116 for six in their 20 overs. Pakistan were always behind the required run rate but scored three boundaries in the last over to finish with 113 for five. T20 World Cup 2024 could be shifted from West Indies and USA to England: Report ICC considering changing 2024 T20 World Cup, 2025 Champions Trophy venues: Report The result ensured that England, with three wins in three matches, qualified for the semi-finals. Pakistan still have a mathematical chance of making the last-four if they can beat England in their final match and India, currently second on the Group Two table, slip up against Ireland, who have yet to win a match. Matthews took two for 14 in four overs with her off-spinners and set a strong example in the field to enable her team to finish with two wins from four matches in the group stage. It was a bitter-sweet day for Dar, who took two for 13 in four overs of accurate off-spin to equal former West Indies player Anisa Mohammed’s record of 125 wickets in women’s T20 internationals. Dar scored 27 in Pakistan’s reply but couldn’t take her team to victory. The batters found it difficult to score quickly on a slow pitch and there were only nine boundaries in the West Indies innings and eight when Pakis...