Women's Big Bash League is currently being played in Australia. Many star players of the world are playing in this league, which also includes Liesel Lee of South Africa. Lizelle Lee is known for her explosive batting. She is playing in a similar style in the Women's Big Bash League. One century after another is being seen from his bat. She has performed a feat in this league which no female player in the world could do before.

Lizelle Lee created history in T20 cricket

Lizelle Lee is a part of the Hobart Hurricanes team in the Women's Big Bash League. The 25th match of this season was played between Hobart Hurricanes women's team and Adelaide Strikers women's team. In this match, Hobart Hurricanes opener Lizelle Lee played an inning of 103 runs in 59 balls. During this innings, Lizelle Lee hit 13 fours and 4 sixes. But after this she was run out. Let us tell you, Lizelle Lee had also scored a century in the last match of Hobart Hurricanes.

Lizelle Lee played an unbeaten inning of 150 runs in just 75 balls in the match played against the Perth Scorchers team. He hit a total of 12 fours and 12 sixes during his innings. This was also the highest score made in any women's T20 league. He continued his streak against Adelaide Strikers and created history. In fact, Lizelle Lee has become the first player in the history of the Women's Big Bash League to score centuries in two consecutive matches.

Became number-1 in this matter also

Lizelle Lee is one of the most successful players of the Women's Big Bash League. She has scored 2390 runs in 89 matches of the Women's Big Bash League with a strike rate of 131.46. During this period, he has scored 11 half-centuries and 5 centuries. Now she has also reached joint first position in terms of scoring most centuries in the Women's Big Bash League. Apart from her, only Alyssa Healy has been able to score 5 centuries in this league. Let us tell you, Lizelle Lee has been away from international cricket for quite some time. He played his last international match in the year 2022.