tammy beaumont Profile - ICC Profile, Age, Career Info & Stats.
tammy beaumont is a cricketer(sportsman) from England. His ICC profile, age, career info & stats are given below.
Full Name
Tamsin Tilley Beaumont
Born
March 11, 1991, Dover, Kent
Age
32 years old
Batting Style
Right hand Bat
Fielding Position
Wicketkeeper
Playing Role
Opening Batter
Teams he has played for:
- Amazons
- Diamonds
- England Women
- Kent Women
- London Spirit (Women)
- Melbourne Renegades Women
- Sydney Thunder Women
- Welsh Fire (Women)
Heres what CricBuzz says about him.
The Dover-born batter started her club career at Sandwich Town under the guidance of her father Kevin before sealing a spot in the Kent top-order. A Kent Academy member, Tammy recorded her maiden first-class ton in 2009. The wicket-keeper batter replaced Sarah Taylor in the national side as Beaumont made her respective T20I and ODI debuts as a 18-year-old.
Beaumont found the going tough in the international arena and she quit keeping to focus on her batting. Being a consistent performer for her county Kent, Tammy was constantly knocking on the selectors’ door. She led the England Women's Academy team impressively for successive years in 2014 and 2015.
Under England’s new coach Mark Robinson, Beaumont was selected for the World T20 in 2016 held in India, where she opened the batting alongside captain Charlotte Edwards. In the group stage of the tournament, her quickfire 31 helped her team secure a win in a low-scoring thriller and she bagged the Player of the Match award.
Beaumont was the Player of the Series when England emerged as champions at home in the 2017 Women's Cricket World Cup. She made 410 runs in the tournament and was one of the pillars of England's success.
In 2018, she recorded her maiden T20 hundred against South Africa in a tri-series competition, in which England posted the highest score in women’s T20Is (250). In 2019 she was awarded a full central contract by the ECB.
In March 2021, Beaumont overtook Meg Lanning atop the ICC player rankings for batters and in January 2022 she was named as the ICC Women's T20I Cricketer of the Year for 2021. She will be an integral part of the 2022 England Women's Cricket team for the World Cup in New Zealand.
Did you know:
Beaumont, following her heroics in the 2017 ICC World Cup, was awarded an MBE in the Queen's 2018 New Year Honours list.
She was named in the ICC Women's ODI Team of the Year in 2017.
In the 2017 World Cup, she was involved in a 275-run partnership with Sarah Taylor - the highest stand for any wicket in Women's World Cup.
Heres what ESPNcricinfo says about him.
Kent-born Tammy Beaumont grew up playing cricket with her brother and father for Sandwich, and made her debut for her county in early 2007, batting at No. 5. The same year, she was named in the England Development Squad for the European Championship, though she struggled, making 7 and 8 against Netherlands and Ireland respectively.
However, a series of good performances for Kent, including her maiden century in August 2009 and a successful period as wicketkeeper, saw her called up to the England squad for the West Indies tour to take the gloves in place of the absent Sarah Taylor. She was only 18 when she made her ODI and T20 debuts, and for several years combined international duty with a degree in Chemistry and Sports Science at Loughborough University.
She has since relinquished the gloves to concentrate on her batting, but while a regular feature of the England side, she struggled for several years to make an impact at international level. theless her prolific run-scoring for Kent - she now opens, and is regularly top run-scorer in the Women's County Championship - kept her in contention for an England place. Having been selected for the MCC Women's Young Cricketers programme in 2012, she was one of the 18 players granted a professional contract in May 2014. She is also a Chance to Shine coaching ambassador.
Two successful tours as captain of the England Women's Academy side, to Sri Lanka in February 2014 and to the UAE in April 2015, saw her selected by new coach Mark Robinson to open the batting in the 2016 World Twenty20. She blossomed across the tournament, hitting a total of 138 runs and picking up the Player of the Match award in England's group stage victory against West Indies.
A phenomenal summer against Pakistan followed, as she struck 484 runs across the ODI and T20 series, including her debut international century, cemented her England place for the foreseeable future.
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