Bowler · NZ

Bree Illing

Born: 2003-09-29
Batting: Left Handed Bat
Bowling: left-arm medium
From: New Zealander

Batting career

Career totals by format

Batting career statistics
Format	M	Runs	Avg	SR	HS
ODI	19	2	2	16.67	1
T20I	24	6	6	46.15	3
T20	10	5	5	71.43	4*
Women's ODI	13	2	1	16.67	1*
Women's T20	32	5	2.5	62.5	4*
Women's T20I	17	5	5	41.67	3

Bowling career

Career totals by format

Bowling career statistics
Format	M	Wkts	Econ	Overs	Best
ODI	19	16	4.92	105.2	0
T20I	24	16	5.63	67.5	0
List A	2	3	5.24	17.0	2/34
T20	10	5	6.77	35.0	2/23
Women's ODI	13	16	4.91	105.2	3/60
Women's T20	32	23	6.01	110.0	2/10
Women's T20I	17	12	6.53	56.4	2/18
women t20	7	0	7.58	24.0	—
women t20i	2	0	7.53	7.5	—
Women's List A	2	3	5.24	17.0	2/34

Recent performances

T20 match form

25 May 2026New Zealand Women vs England WomenT20I · County Ground (The PROBIZ County Ground), Hove

Batting: 3 (8)
Bowling: 1/20 (3.5 ov)

23 May 2026New Zealand Women vs England WomenT20I · St Lawrence Ground, Canterbury

Batting: —
Bowling: 1/27 (4.0 ov)

20 May 2026New Zealand Women vs England WomenT20I · County Ground (Racecourse Ground), Derby

Batting: —
Bowling: 2/20 (4.0 ov)

About Bree Illing

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Bree Illing is a promising New Zealand cricketer who has quickly risen through the domestic system to earn international recognition. A left-arm medium-fast bowler and useful lower-order batter, she represents the Auckland Hearts in domestic cricket and has recently stepped onto the world stage with the White Ferns. Early in her career, the Auckland girl represented the Cornwall Cricket Club. The seamer made her domestic debut during the 2021/22 season, featuring in the Hallyburton Johnstone Shield for the Auckland Hearts. Over the following seasons, she developed into one of Auckland’s most reliable bowlers. Her breakthrough came in the 2024/25 season when she finished as the leading wicket-taker for her side, claiming 29 wickets across formats at an impressive average of around 21. Among her standout efforts were four-wicket hauls, including figures of 4 for 39 and 4 for 49, which highlighted her ability to trouble top-order batters with swing and accuracy. The 2003-born cricketer's consistent domestic form earned her a call-up to the New Zealand national side in early 2025. Illing made her ODI and T20I debuts against Sri Lanka, immediately making an impact with her sharp left-arm pace and crucial wickets. In her debut ODI game, she took the prized scalp of Chamari Athapaththu. Her ability to provide early breakthroughs added variety and potency to the White Ferns’ attack. In June 2025, Illing’s rapid rise was rewarded with her maiden central contract with New Zealand Cricket. Later that year, she was named in the White Ferns squad for the ICC Women’s World Cup, confirming her status as one of the brightest young fast-bowling prospects in New Zealand women’s cricket. Illing, who considers legendary Kiwi seamer Trent Boult as he role model, says that her job in the White Ferns is to go "hunting the stumps". Apart from cricket, Illing is a science graduate from the University of Auckland. As an elite athlete, Illing has been part of the High Performa

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