"The Big Show." Australia's audacious all-rounder 𠲥verse-ramps, switch-hits, sharp off-spin and game-breaking innings from impossible positions.
Pull it in a WF pack · from $45Sold only in packs: every card in a pack is a random player from the squad.From South Belgrave juniors to World Cup double-hundred hero, the Big Show leads Washington Freedom's all-rounders in Major League Cricket.
2006 — 2026 · in 3 chaptersA South Belgrave junior who became an Australian ODI player in 2012 and hit the fastest ODI century by an Australian, 102 off 53 balls, at the 2015 World Cup.
3 moments ▾Born in Kew but raised in South Belgrave in the Dandenong hills, he played all his junior seasons there, first as a fast bowler and later as an off-spinner. The year is approximate; the page gives no season.
Star MailMade his ODI debut on 25 August 2012 (cap 196) and his T20I debut followed on 5 September against Pakistan.
WikipediaReached his first ODI hundred in 51 balls, the fastest by an Australian man, and was out for 102 off 53 with 10 fours and four sixes.
cricket.com.auT20 World Cup winner in 2021, then the fastest World Cup century in 2023 and an unbeaten 201 against Afghanistan.
3 moments ▾Listed among Australia's 2021 T20 World Cup winners, alongside World Cup wins in 2015 and 2023. The page gives no date for the 2021 final.
WikipediaHe reached 100 in 40 balls in Delhi, the quickest in ODI World Cup history, finishing on 106 off 44 as Australia made 399 and won by 309 runs.
cricket.com.auWith cramps, he hit 201 not out off 128 balls (21 fours, 10 sixes) from 91/7, sharing an unbroken 202 with Pat Cummins for a three-wicket win that sent Australia to the semi-finals.
ESPNcricinfoRetired from ODIs, captained Washington in 2025 and hit an MLC century. In 2026 he played six games. Washington Freedom finished third in the 2026 group stage (6 wins, 4 losses, 12 points), beat MI New York by 6 wickets in the Eliminator on 15 July (chasing 267, they reached 270/4 in 18.4 overs) and lost the final to LA Knight Riders by 1 run on 18 July at the Oakland Coliseum.
5 moments ▾Announced his immediate ODI retirement on 2 June 2025 with 3,990 runs and 77 wickets, two World Cup titles and a plan to keep playing T20s.
ESPNcricinfoHe took over the captaincy from Steven Smith ahead of the 2025 season, which began on 13 June.
ESPNcricinfoComing in at 68/4 he hit 13 sixes in 106* off 49 as Washington made 208/5 and won by 113 runs, his eighth T20 hundred.
cricket.com.auHe bowled 4 overs for 37 and took 2 wickets in a 245/5 win in Dallas, powered by Mitchell Owen's 155; he made 7 with the bat.
ESPNOn scorecards I opened he played six of 13 games: 0, 7, 0, 12*, 7*, 13 with the bat (SR 139), and 3 wickets in 12 overs (best 2/37). He is not on the final's scorecard. My own totals.
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