Cricket has long held a revered place in India’s cultural landscape, captivating audiences and igniting passion for generations. Yet, while the previously male dominated game has enjoyed the limelight for decades, the rise of women’s cricket has been a recent cultural moment one couldn’t ignore even if they wanted to.
Female cricketers have gained momentum and recognition in the hearts of fans across the nation. Beyond their prowess on the pitch, these athletes captivate with their unique blend of comfort and elegance, seamlessly transitioning from athleisure chic to statement-making ensembles, setting trends and inspiring fans both on and off the field.
So, here’s a list of 10 female cricketers and what their style is like when they’re off-duty.
1. Smriti Mandhana
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The Indian batter effortlessly navigates a diverse array of styles, effortlessly transitioning from laid-back comfort in tees to poised elegance in pantsuits. She adds a touch of relaxed sophistication with blazers atop denim, showcasing her versatility and fashion sense with every ensemble.
2. Jemimah Rodrigues
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The 23-year-old female cricketer is often found dressed in tailored blazers atop relaxed denims. Off the field, she accessorises her outfits with her signature Gucci belt.
3. Harmanpreet Kaur
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Embracing the essence of millennial style, the 35-year-old female cricketer is a master of versatility, effortlessly transitioning between various fashion personas. From sporting bucket hats and sunglasses for a casual vibe to adding a hint of edginess with a leather jacket or cardigan, she curates looks that reflect her dynamic personality. Not afraid to push boundaries, she’s also the picture of sophistication in a tailored blazer, pants, and waistcoat set, showcasing her eclectic taste and fashion-forward approach to dressing.
4. Harleen Deol
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From Indo-western resort wear to tailored waist coats and comfortable solid-coloured tees, Harleen Deol wears it all. She is also found occasionally accessorising with a classic Louis Vuitton belt or a Marc Jacobs handbag.
5. Ellyse Perry
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The female cricketer and soccer player effortlessly transitions from glamorous pink and cut-out dresses to laid-back sweatpants and tees, occasionally adding a touch of edge with a leather jacket or sophistication with a formal button-down dress.
6. Priya Punia
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The 27 year old batter’s signature look marries comfort and flair as she opts for relaxed-fit pants paired with vibrant printed shirts, echoing a unique charm through her style.
7. Phoebe Litchfield
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In tune with her generation, the 20-year-old Australian female cricketer effortlessly embraces Gen Z style by opting for midi or maxi bodycon dresses during casual hangouts with friends or public appearances at events.
8. Arundhati Reddy
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The all rounder female cricketer is frequently spotted donning streetwear, embodying a style that seamlessly blends functionality with comfort. Off the field, she gravitates towards relaxed yet functional attire, reflecting her practical approach to fashion.
9. Ashleigh Gardner
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The Australian all-rounder opts for a blend of pantsuits and formal dresses for events, exuding elegance. However, on a typical day, her wardrobe leans towards comfort, featuring graphic tees, essential basics, and the occasional maxi dress, reflecting her effortless style and versatility.
10. Meg Lanning
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Off the field, the 7-time World Cup champion embraces athleisure attire, effortlessly blending comfort and style. However, when gracing events and award nights, she captivates attention with her sartorial choices. Opting for high-neckline ensembles adorned with intricate detailing and exquisite embroidery, she consistently makes a bold and elegant statement.
