Batsman

Danielle Wyatt-Hodge

Born: 1991-04-22
Batting: Right Handed Bat
Bowling: right-arm offbreak
From: Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire

Batting career

Career totals by format

Batting career statistics
Format	M	Runs	Avg	SR	HS
Test	4	188	23.5	68.61	54
ODI	134	2,324	21.32	90.29	129
T20I	205	3,954	24.41	130.45	124
List A	23	824	41.2	96.49	119
T20	140	3,763	29.4	129.71	90
Women's List A	4	259	64.75	127.59	124
Women's T20I	2	34	17	113.33	29
Hundred	46	1,239	29.5	132.94	69*
Women's ODI	4	259	64.75	127.59	124

Bowling career

Career totals by format

Bowling career statistics
Format	M	Wkts	Econ	Overs	Best
ODI	134	27	5.03	153.0	3/7
T20I	205	46	5.65	126.3	4/11
List A	23	4	4.5	20.0	3/19
T20	140	26	6.78	88.0	4/13
Hundred	46	3	9	3.2	2/16

Recent performances

Test match form

30 Jan 2025vs AUS-W, W Ashes 2025, #0Test

Batting: 2 (13b)
Bowling: —

30 Jan 2025vs AUS-W, W Ashes 2025, #0Test

Batting: 22 (46b)
Bowling: —

15 Dec 2024vs SA-W, ENGW vs SAW 2024, #Only MatchTest

Batting: 23 (23b)
Bowling: —

15 Dec 2024vs SA-W, ENGW vs SAW 2024, #Only MatchTest

Batting: 12 (20b)
Bowling: —

22 Jun 2023vs AUS-W, W Ashes 2023, #0Test

Batting: 44 (49b)
Bowling: —

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22 Jun 2023vs AUS-W, W Ashes 2023, #0Test

Batting: 54 (88b)
Bowling: —

About Danielle Wyatt-Hodge

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Danielle Wyatt made her debut for England at the age of 19 against India in 2010. She is a multi-faceted cricketer who is equally good with both bat and ball in hand. She bowls off-spin and bats in the top-order. Danielle is one of those modern-day cricketers whose skill set are only suited for white ball cricket and she hasn't figured in Test cricket yet. Wyatt had some issue with her bowling action and it took her 3 years to get that sorted, as she was unable to bowl for three years between 2013-2016. But that did not affect her place in the team. And she remained a valuable member of the England team because of her power-hitting. She moved to Sussex from Nottinghamshire in 2016 after having represented Staffordshire since 2005 from the age of 14. In 2017 she was a part of England's World Cup winning squad but lost her place due to inconsistency halfway through the tournament. The next few years has been marred by indifferent performances even though she has travelled around the world as a T20 player representing various franchisees.