West Indies all-rounder Deandra Dottin is a legend in women’s cricket. The 31-year-old, who has played 146 ODIs and 126 T20Is, since making her debut, was one of the most destructive players in the women’s cricket world. On that note, let’s have a look at some interesting facts about West Indies star:
She made her debut in an ODI game against Ireland in June 2008.
Dottin is the second player after Stafanie Taylor to play most ODIs (143) for West Indies.
The record-holder star hit the first-ever century in Women’s T20Is.
She has played the most consecutive T20Is (61) for West Indies.
Dottin has the highest individual score (112*) while batting at number 6 in T20Is.
She has taken most number of catches (41) for the Windies after Taylor (67) and Anisa Mohammed (45).
The World Boss is West Indies’ most-capped international cricketer.
Dottin announced her retirement from international cricket on August 01, 2022.
Overall, she played 270 international matches and scored 6424 runs, including 5 tons and 34 fifties.
Source: WomenCricket.com
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