Player profile

Kirstie Gordon

Bowler

Born: Oct 20, 1997
Batting: Right Handed Bat
Bowling: left-arm orthodox spin
From: Huntly

Batting career

Career totals by format

Batting career statistics
Format	M	Runs	Avg	SR	HS
ODI	15	81	11.57	86.17	26
Women's List A	75	718	19.94	63.37	60*
Women's ODI	8	139	69.5	75.96	60*
List A	61	606	21.64	65.16	60*
T20I	18	37	9.25	119.35	19
women t100	6	3	1.5	27.27	3
women t20	14	93	18.6	112.05	24
Hundred	16	31	10.33	93.94	11*
Women's T20	128	318	12.23	105.3	32
T20	49	174	13.38	105.45	24
Women's Hundred	6	3	1.5	27.27	3
Women's T20I	17	35	11.67	94.59	23*
list a	9	101	25.25	71.63	47*

Bowling career

Career totals by format

Bowling career statistics
Format	M	Wkts	Econ	Overs	Best
ODI	15	9	5.45	75.0	0
Women's List A	75	105	4.19	651.5	4/23
Women's ODI	8	10	4.39	66.0	3/37
List A	61	87	4.25	540.5	4/23
T20I	18	28	5.14	70.0	3-16
women t100	6	0	8.17	15.4	—
women t20	14	0	6.56	50.0	—
Hundred	16	24	7.23	45.4	4/15
Women's T20	128	154	6.57	438.2	5/12
Women's Test	1	3	3.25	36.4	2/50
T20	49	61	6.51	183.0	5/12
Test	2	3	3.25	36.4	2-50
Women's Hundred	6	7	8.17	15.4	2/14
Women's T20I	17	24	5.5	64.0	3/16
list a	9	0	4.92	75.0	—

Recent performances

T20 match form

3 Jun 2026Scotland Women vs Netherlands WomenT20I · Grange Cricket Club, Edinburgh

Batting: —
Bowling: 0/17 (2.0 ov)

2 Jun 2026Scotland Women vs Bangladesh WomenT20I · Grange Cricket Club, Edinburgh

Batting: 5 (6)
Bowling: 1/18 (4.0 ov)

30 May 2026Scotland Women vs Bangladesh WomenT20I · Grange Cricket Club, Edinburgh

Batting: —
Bowling: 1/21 (4.0 ov)

28 May 2026Scotland Women vs Netherlands WomenT20I · Grange Cricket Club, Edinburgh

Batting: —
Bowling: 3/27 (4.0 ov)

About

Player story

Kirstie Gordon is a classical left-arm spinner who relies more on flight than turn. She is an England international cricket player, who previously played for Scotland before switching nationality in 2018. Born in Huntly, Gordon, as a youngster, representing the North of Scotland at football and tennis, before beginning her sporting career in cricket. At 14, she represented Huntly U-14 men’s team, and since then there have been no looking back for her. The Huntley-born had to make a career-making/ breaking choice when the 20-year-old was given a choice to play for Scotland or take up a deal by Loughborough Lightning as a domestic player. The youngster migrated to England to top the wicket-leading charts in the Kia Super League, which earned her a berth in the England squad for the World T20 of 2018. The spinner made her international debut for England during the pinnacle tournament, taking three wickets on debut against Bangladesh. Further in the tournament, Gordon became the go-to for her team as she took eight wickets with a miserly economy rate, in the first four games. However, the youngster was targeted by the Australians in England’s heavy defeat in the final. The following year, Gordon made her Test debut against Australia in the Ashes Test at Taunton. However, since then, the spinner has been warming benches, as she has been slipped down in the pecking order, behind Sophie Ecclestone, Mady Villiers and Sarah Glenn. In 2021, the left-arm spinner penned a deal with Birmingham Phoenix to play in the inaugural edition of 'The Hundred'. During the tournament, she shared the dressing room with the likes of Amy Jones, Shefali Verma, and Evelyn Jones, which would help her to take her game to the next level. (As of August 2021)

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