Hannah Darlington enjoyed a dream start to her career in green during WBBL|05 and was rewarded with a new two-year deal in February 2020.
After two seasons within the Thunder squad, the seam-bowling allrounder made her Big Bash debut in the opening match of WBBL|05 against the Sixers at North Sydney Oval, and from that point onwards did not miss a beat.
She was Thunder’s leading wicket taker with 16 wickets at the excellent average of 21.31. Darlington also chipped in with 81 runs at a strike rate more than 100.
Her performances earned Darlington the Rebel WBBL|05 Young Gun award and the Alex Blackwell Medal as Sydney Thunder’s Player of the Tournament.
She then joined the Otago Sparks in New Zealand's domestic T20 competition, before returning home and making her NSW Breakers debut in the Women’s National Cricket League.
Hannah Darlington enjoyed a dream start to her career in green during WBBL|05 and was rewarded with a new two-year deal in February 2020.
After two seasons within the Thunder squad, the seam-bowling allrounder made her Big Bash debut in the opening match of WBBL|05 against the Sixers at North Sydney Oval, and from that point onwards did not miss a beat.
She was Thunder’s leading wicket taker with 16 wickets at the excellent average of 21.31. Darlington also chipped in with 81 runs at a strike rate more than 100.
Her performances earned Darlington the Rebel WBBL|05 Young Gun award and the Alex Blackwell Medal as Sydney Thunder’s Player of the Tournament.
She then joined the Otago Sparks in New Zealand's domestic T20 competition, before returning home and making her NSW Breakers debut in the Women’s National Cricket League.
