Georgia Voll

Georgia Voll

Georgia Voll

Australia Australia

Overview

Full Name Georgia Alex Voll
Age 22y 74d
Born Tuesday August 5, 2003, Australia
Batting Style Right Handed
Bowling Style Off break
Playing Role Batter

Teams represented

Australia Women Australia WomenBrisbane Heat Women Brisbane Heat WomenSydney Thunder Women Sydney Thunder WomenThunder ThunderQueensland Fire Queensland FireAustralia Governor Generals XI Australia Governor Generals XIAustralia A Women Australia A WomenBirmingham Phoenix Women Birmingham Phoenix WomenUP Warriorz UP WarriorzSandgate-Redcliffe Women Sandgate-Redcliffe Women

Awards

ICC Women's Player of the Month
ICC Women's Player of the Month - Mar 2025

Biography

There’s something special about a batter who doesn’t just score runs but makes them look effortless, and for Australia, Georgia Voll quickly became that player ever since bursting onto the international stage. Her rise in the sport was rapid, starting with a debut for Queensland in 2020 as a teenager, making her way into the WBBL with the Brisbane Heat soon after, and by 2024, she had cracked into the Australian squad. Her career took off in style when she scored a maiden ODI century against India in only her second match, announcing herself as a player built for the big stage.


She is a right-handed top-order batter with an easy-on-the-eye technique. Voll combines clean drives with the power to clear boundaries when needed. She has the patience of a classical batter but the aggression of the modern game, making her the kind of cricketer who can dictate terms in any format. She also bowls the occasional off-spin, giving her side handy depth, but her greatest strength lies in her calmness under pressure. Whether setting up a chase or building an innings from scratch, she shows maturity beyond her years. Beyond her ODI century, she earned her T20I debut against England in January 2025, fittingly in an Ashes clash. Her adaptability across formats and ability to stand tall against high-quality attacks in her early days make her a must-watch talent.


It’s not just about runs, as it’s about the statement she makes every time she walks out, and quickly after her foray into the international arena, it was clear that Australia had found another top-order rock. Domestically, Voll has been a familiar name in Australian cricket circles. She turned heads in the WNCL for Queensland Fire, showcased her potential in the WBBL with Brisbane Heat and Sydney Thunder, and even broadened her horizons playing overseas with the Birmingham Phoenix in The Hundred and UP in the Women's T20 League. From a teenager who once balanced cricket with rugby league to being named in the World Cup squad in 2025, Voll’s journey has been about steady growth and fearless ambition. 

Debut
Australia Women vs England Women at Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG), Melbourne - Thursday January 30, 2025

Batting

Matches 1
Innings 1
Runs 12
100's - 50's 0 - 0
Sixes - Fours 0 - 2
Average 12.00
Strike Rate 75.00
Highest Score (vs England Women, 30/01/2025) 12

Bowling

Matches 0
Innings 0
Overs 0
Wickets 0
Economy Rate 0
Five-Wicket Haul Innings 0
Ten-Wicket Haul Innings 0
Best Figures (vs 0, 0) 0

Fielding

Catches 1
Stumpings 0
Run Outs 0

Career Runs

12
9
6
3
Runs
Years

Biography

sub title

There’s something special about a batter who doesn’t just score runs but makes them look effortless, and for Australia, Georgia Voll quickly became that player ever since bursting onto the international stage. Her rise in the sport was rapid, starting with a debut for Queensland in 2020 as a teenager, making her way into the WBBL with the Brisbane Heat soon after, and by 2024, she had cracked into the Australian squad. Her career took off in style when she scored a maiden ODI century against India in only her second match, announcing herself as a player built for the big stage.


She is a right-handed top-order batter with an easy-on-the-eye technique. Voll combines clean drives with the power to clear boundaries when needed. She has the patience of a classical batter but the aggression of the modern game, making her the kind of cricketer who can dictate terms in any format. She also bowls the occasional off-spin, giving her side handy depth, but her greatest strength lies in her calmness under pressure. Whether setting up a chase or building an innings from scratch, she shows maturity beyond her years. Beyond her ODI century, she earned her T20I debut against England in January 2025, fittingly in an Ashes clash. Her adaptability across formats and ability to stand tall against high-quality attacks in her early days make her a must-watch talent.


It’s not just about runs, as it’s about the statement she makes every time she walks out, and quickly after her foray into the international arena, it was clear that Australia had found another top-order rock. Domestically, Voll has been a familiar name in Australian cricket circles. She turned heads in the WNCL for Queensland Fire, showcased her potential in the WBBL with Brisbane Heat and Sydney Thunder, and even broadened her horizons playing overseas with the Birmingham Phoenix in The Hundred and UP in the Women's T20 League. From a teenager who once balanced cricket with rugby league to being named in the World Cup squad in 2025, Voll’s journey has been about steady growth and fearless ambition.