Australian Captain Meg Lanning has returned home to the Melbourne Stars after spending the last three seasons out west with the Scorchers.
Lanning was the Stars’ inaugural women’s captain, playing 27 matches for the Stars across WBBL|01-02, scoring 1,062 runs at an average above 50. She was the tournament’s leading run scorer in both those seasons.
Lanning has signed a three-year deal with the Stars, and is looking forward to playing alongside the young exciting Stars WBBL group under new Head Coach Trent Woodhill.
Australian Captain Meg Lanning has returned home to the Melbourne Stars after spending the last three seasons out west with the Scorchers.
Lanning was the Stars’ inaugural women’s captain, playing 27 matches for the Stars across WBBL|01-02, scoring 1,062 runs at an average above 50. She was the tournament’s leading run scorer in both those seasons.
Lanning has signed a three-year deal with the Stars, and is looking forward to playing alongside the young exciting Stars WBBL group under new Head Coach Trent Woodhill.
More on Meg Lanning can be found on cricket.com.au.
