Grace Harris

Grace Harris is a formidable Australian all-rounder widely regarded as one of the most destructive power-hitters in the modern game. Born on September 18, 1993, in Ipswich, Queensland, she has become a central figure for both the Brisbane Heat in the Women's Big Bash League and the Australian national team. Known for her fearless right-handed batting and effective right-arm off-break bowling, Harris famously holds the record for the first ever century in WBBL history. Her ability to clear the ropes with ease and maintain an exceptionally high strike rate has made her a nightmare for bowlers globally. Beyond her technical skill, she is celebrated for her charismatic personality and her 'clutch' performances during Australia’s successful World Cup and Commonwealth Games campaigns.

In the franchise landscape, Harris has been a vital pillar for the UP Warriorz in the Women's Premier League, where she consistently ranks among the top run-scorers and impact players. Her 2025 season was particularly noteworthy, highlighted by a series of explosive innings that reaffirmed her status as a premier T20 specialist. She also continues to represent the London Spirit in The Hundred and Surrey in the English domestic circuit, showcasing her versatility across different conditions. Despite facing some injury challenges late in the 2025 season, her resilience remains a hallmark of her career as she prepares for the upcoming 2026 WPL and international fixtures. Off the field, she is often seen entertaining fans with her wit, famously naming her cricket bats after her favorite burgers.