Alice Tector

Alice Tector is one of Ireland’s brightest young cricket prospects, emerging as a promising all-rounder with a calm temperament and the ability to contribute with both bat and ball. A right-handed batter and right-arm medium pacer, Tector progressed quickly through Ireland’s youth setup and domestic pathway, representing Ireland Women, Ireland Women Under-19, Scorchers Women, and Typhoons Women before breaking into the senior side at a very young age. She made her ODI debut for Ireland in 2024, underlining the faith selectors have in her long-term potential.

Despite being early in her international journey, Tector has already gained valuable experience in senior cricket, showing composure beyond her years. Her game is built around sensible shot selection, adaptability, and disciplined medium pace, while domestic performances in Ireland’s women’s competitions have highlighted her steady development as an all-round contributor. Strong displays in youth and provincial cricket helped fast-track her rise and earned her greater exposure at international level.

Tector’s profile grew further in 2026 when she was called into Ireland’s squad for the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup as an injury replacement for experienced all-rounder Laura Delany, a major vote of confidence in her ability and future promise. Still only a teenager, she is viewed as part of the next generation of Irish women’s cricket and has already shown the temperament and skillset needed to develop into a dependable all-round option for Ireland in the years ahead.