Allrounder · NZ

Georgia Plimmer

Born: Feb 08, 2004
Batting: Right Handed Bat
Bowling: right-arm medium
From: Wellington

Batting career

Career totals by format

Batting career statistics
Format	M	Runs	Avg	SR	HS
ODI	33	540	24.55	69.77	112
T20I	55	584	16.69	107.35	63
List A	2	9	4.5	34.62	6
T20	17	349	23.27	106.4	62
Women's T20I	56	770	17.91	106.06	85*
women t20	6	113	18.83	109.71	38
women t20i	2	91	91	118.18	85*
Women's List A	2	9	4.5	34.62	6
Women's ODI	36	583	21.59	68.67	112
Women's T20	49	708	20.82	106.15	62

Recent performances

ODI match form

16 May 2026New Zealand Women vs England WomenODI · Sophia Gardens, Cardiff

Batting: 7 (8) • 1×4, 0×6
Bowling: —

10 May 2026New Zealand Women vs England WomenODI · Riverside Ground, Chester-le-Street

Batting: 20 (34) • 3×4, 0×6
Bowling: —

4 Apr 2026New Zealand Women vs South Africa WomenODI · Basin Reserve, Wellington

Batting: 1 (8)
Bowling: —

1 Apr 2026New Zealand Women vs South Africa WomenODI · Basin Reserve, Wellington

Batting: 23 (33) • 3×4, 0×6
Bowling: —

About Georgia Plimmer

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Born on February 08, 2004, Georgia Plimmer is a top-order batter who plays for Wellington in the domestic circuit. She gained the limelight by winning the College Sport Wellington 2021 Sportsperson of the Year award. Plimmer made her domestic debut for Wellington in the 2021-22 edition of the Women's One Day Competition. In five appearances, the 18-year-old garnered 95 runs, with the highest score of 38. The talented batter donned the role of an opener alongside the profound Sophie Devine in the 2021-22 edition of Women's Super Smash. In 11 innings, Plimmer accumulated 133 runs while registering the top score of 34. The young gun was the best fielder for Wellington in their victorious campaign, with eight catches. The wicketkeeper was named as a replacement for the injured Lauren Down in the 2022 edition of the Women's World Cup. Although she did not feature in any games, the proficient batter made the right noises. Soon, the glove-woman received a maiden central contract from New Zealand Cricket. Afterwards, she was also named to the 15-member squad of the Commonwealth Games. Plimmer was a part of the New Zealand squad for the 2023 ICC U-19 Women's World Cup, where India Women showed the doors. Her impressive run helped to fetch a call-up in the Senior Women's T20 World Cup. She carries a lot of promise for the future, and it's just a matter of time before Plimmer gains the limelight. As of February

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