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Shamilia Connell

Team flagCAR31 yrs
batting styleright-arm fast Bowler
#32 Bowler in ODI
#45 All Rounder in ODI
#43 Bowler in T20I
#54 All Rounder in T20I
Career & Stats
Batting
Bowling

Shamilia Connell Recent Form

Batting

WIW vs AUSW, ODI1 (1) *
WIW vs AUSW, ODI2 (3) *
WIW vs AUSW, T20I2 (5) *
TKR-W vs GAW-W, CPL3 (5) *
TKR-W vs GAW-W, CPL0 (1) *
TKR-W vs BR-W, CPL4 (8)
WIW vs IREW, T20I1 (6)
WAR-W vs BA-W, T200 (3)
WAR-W vs SPR-W, T202 (3)
WIW vs ENGW, T20I1 (4) *
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Bowling

WIW vs AUSW, ODI1-15
WIW vs AUSW, ODI0-16
WIW vs AUSW, T20I3-25
WIW vs AUSW, T20I2-35
WIW vs AUSW, T20I0-28
TKR-W vs GAW-W, CPL0-7
TKR-W vs BR-W, CPL0-19
TKR-W vs GAW-W, CPL1-20
TKR-W vs BR-W, CPL0-8
WIW vs IREW, T20I0-27
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Shamilia Connell Carrer Stats

Batting

FormatMatInnR100s50sHSSRAvgFoursSixesDuckRank
ODI6537109091544.136.8100----
T20I691850001560.988.3321----
CPL64700446.677.0000----

Bowling

FormatMatInnWEconAvgBest3W5WSRMaidenRank
ODI6563474.6938.174/543148.85----
T20I6967496.6828.413/144025.53----
CPL6644.5618.252/90024.00----

Carrer Debut Information

ODI Debut
WI Women vs AUS Women at Sydney- November 11, 2014
T20I Debut
WI Women vs NZ Women at Kingstown- September 23, 2014
CPL Debut
Guyana Amazon Warriors Women v Trinbago Knight Riders Women Warner Park, Basseterre, St Kitts, 2-9-2022

Teams played for

Barbados Women West Indies Women

About Shamilia Connell

NameShamilia Connell
GenderFemale
Birth14 Jul 1992
Birth PlaceBarbados
Height5 ft 11 in
NationalityCaribbean

Tall, dangerously quick, and not scared to bowl bouncers, Shamilia Connell is often compared to Joel Garner. She is one of the quickest female cricketers present in today’s day and age. Just like any other West Indies cricketer, Connell is a crowd puller and known for her deadly pace and accurate bowling. ... continue reading

Player Bio

Tall, dangerously quick, and not scared to bowl bouncers, Shamilia Connell is often compared to Joel Garner. She is one of the quickest female cricketers present in today’s day and age. Just like any other West Indies cricketer, Connell is a crowd puller and known for her deadly pace and accurate bowling. 

As a teenager, Connell was more inclined towards track and field, until her high-school coach offered the youngster to play cricket and fortunately she agreed. Hailing from Barbados, the West Indies coach saw the pacer bowling on a beach and picked Connell from there. 

The Barbadian debuted for West Indies in September 2014 during a T20I against New Zealand. A couple of months later, the pacer got the opportunity to play the 50-over format as well. She made her ODI debut against Australia Down Under. 

The pacer has an unpleasing stat to her name as she took 7 ODIs and 5 T20Is to grab her maiden international wicket. It was in 2015 when she scalped her first wicket against Pakistan in a 50-over game and got her first T20I wicket on the same tour. 

A year later, Connell was donning the West Indies colours proudly in India when her side lifted the World T20 title in Kolkata. The pacer contributed well and bowled some quality economic spells during the tournament. The speedster was also part of the West Indies squad during the 2017 World Cup and also played the 2018 and 2020’s 20-over World Cups. 

Connell is a raw fast bowler who could tear any opposition away with her brutal pace but the only drawback in the pacer’s bowling has been the inability to take wickets. If she adds the wicket-taking quality in her arsenal then Connell can become an unbreakable force for West Indies Cricket. 

(As of May 2021)