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Gaby Lewis

Born: 2001-03-27
Batting: Right Handed Bat
Bowling: right-arm leg-break
From: Dublin, Ireland

Batting career

Career totals by format

Batting career statistics
Format	M	Runs	Avg	SR	HS
ODI	68	2,083	33.06	70.3	96
T20I	119	3,185	31.23	116.41	119
List A	3	284	94.67	119.83	198
T20	10	245	24.5	107.93	62
Women's List A	23	951	45.29	95.29	198
Women's ODI	68	2,083	33.06	70.3	96
list a	4	69	17.25	70.41	36
women t20	7	160	22.86	100	59
Women's T20	28	660	27.5	123.6	77
Women's T20I	120	3,239	31.45	117.31	119
women odi	68	2,083	33.06	70.3	96

Bowling career

Career totals by format

Bowling career statistics
Format	M	Wkts	Econ	Overs	Best
ODI	68	10	6.51	109.5	2/41
T20I	119	3	8	15.0	2/20
Women's List A	23	0	3.37	30.0	—
Women's ODI	68	10	6.51	109.5	2/41
Women's T20I	120	3	7.5	12.0	2/20
women odi	68	10	6.51	109.5	2/41

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About Gaby Lewis

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Touted to be Ireland's batting hope, Gaby Lewis is an opening batter and a part-time leg-break bowler, who is known for being a mentally and physically aggressive athlete. Cricket runs in Lewis’ blood as both her grandfather and father have served the game, while she and her sister are also representing Ireland on the world stage. Born in a cricketing family, her affair with the game was never a question. As a three-year-old, Gaby used to visit the YMCA cricket club, which her grandfather and father were members of. She gripped the bat at a very young age and used to play with the boys which led to the habit of playing the faster bowlers with ease. In no time, she grabbed the attention of selectors and was selected for the Emerging Players Squad in 2013. The Dublin-born was first called up to Ireland's senior team in 2014, playing five matches against English counties in the ECB Women's Twenty20 Cup. She made her international debut during the three-match T20I series against South Africa. Two years later, the prodigy made her ODI debut against the same opposition. However, her highlight came in 2018, when she scored her maiden half-century against New Zealand. Gaby is still young but her talent is no less than anyone. And with Ireland starting to get their due opportunities, now, Gaby has all the ingredients to become a global superstar, in the coming times. (As of May 2021)