| Name | Lily-May Lyndon |
| Date of Birth | 28-03-2004 |
| Age | 22 |
| Nationality | Australian |
| Player Status | Placed (Sydenham Cricket Club) |
| Playing Role | Batter |
| Bowling Style | N/A |
| Batting Style | RH Opening Bat |
| Entry Route (AUS/NZ/SA) | |
| Major Teams | Midland-Guildford District Cricket Club, Waratahs Cricket Club, Sale-Maffra Cricket Association-Rep, Sale Cricket Club, Dandenong Cricket Club, Gippsland Pride, Victorian Big Cats |
| Honours & Achievements | Sale Cricket Club - Womens Captain and Coach, many awards throughout junior Cricket as well as captaincies, Committee Member Sale-Maffra Cricket Association Representative Womens Team - Player of the final and Player of the year for the Gippsland League, Hight Run Scorer (Multiple Years) Sale-Maffra Cricket Association Representative U17s Team - Captain, Highest Run Scorer. (Once aged out) - Head Coach Waratahs Cricket Club - Club Person of the year Midland-Guildford District Cricket Club - B grade Captain, U14s Coach, Committee Member Victorian Big Cats NT Touring Team - Captain, Playing Coach/Captain, Coach |
Lily-May Lyndon is an emerging Australian cricketer who has made her mark in Western Australia’s Premier Cricket competition. She represents the Midland-Guildford Cricket Club in Perth and is also listed on the interstate-player register for the Waratah Cricket Club in Darwin. Known for her strength as a top-order batter, Lily-May has produced several standout performances, including scores of 78 from 52 balls and an unbeaten 51 from 92 deliveries in Female B Grade matches. Her consistency and composure at the crease have earned her recognition beyond club level, including selection in the Women’s Team of the Year for the Quality People Women’s Competition in Darwin.
In addition to her success in Western Australia and the Northern Territory, Lily-May has strong Victorian roots. Growing up in Victoria, she represented the Sale Cricket Club, competing in both junior and senior men’s cricket before advancing to play for the Sale-Maffra association within the Gippsland League. There, she established herself as a standout performer with the bat, finishing as the leading run scorer across multiple seasons and being named both Player of the Year and Player of the Final in the 2022/23 season. Her success in Sale-Maffra led to her selection to represent Gippsland in the Victorian State Junior Championships, further highlighting her talent at a young age.
Beyond her playing ability, Lily-May has demonstrated strong leadership both on and off the field. From an early age, she has taken on captaincy roles across various clubs and competition levels, guiding her teams to success. After aging out of junior competitions, she transitioned into coaching positions, continuing to support and develop the next generation of players.
Lily-May’s diverse playing and coaching experience across Victoria, Western Australia, and the Northern Territory has broadened her knowledge and exposure within Australian cricket. With her growing list of achievements, leadership qualities, and consistent on-field performances, she is widely regarded as a promising young talent with a bright future in the sport.
There are no overseas stats available for this player.
| Name | Lily-May Lyndon |
| Date of Birth | 28-03-2004 |
| Age | 22 |
| Nationality | Australian |
| Playing Role | Batter |
| Player Status | |
| Bowling Style | N/A |
| Batting Style | RH Opening Bat |
| Entry Route (AUS/NZ/SA) | |
| Major Teams | Midland-Guildford District Cricket Club, Waratahs Cricket Club, Sale-Maffra Cricket Association-Rep, Sale Cricket Club, Dandenong Cricket Club, Gippsland Pride, Victorian Big Cats |
| Honours & Achievements | Sale Cricket Club - Womens Captain and Coach, many awards throughout junior Cricket as well as captaincies, Committee Member Sale-Maffra Cricket Association Representative Womens Team - Player of the final and Player of the year for the Gippsland League, Hight Run Scorer (Multiple Years) Sale-Maffra Cricket Association Representative U17s Team - Captain, Highest Run Scorer. (Once aged out) - Head Coach Waratahs Cricket Club - Club Person of the year Midland-Guildford District Cricket Club - B grade Captain, U14s Coach, Committee Member Victorian Big Cats NT Touring Team - Captain, Playing Coach/Captain, Coach |
Lily-May Lyndon is an emerging Australian cricketer who has made her mark in Western Australia’s Premier Cricket competition. She represents the Midland-Guildford Cricket Club in Perth and is also listed on the interstate-player register for the Waratah Cricket Club in Darwin. Known for her strength as a top-order batter, Lily-May has produced several standout performances, including scores of 78 from 52 balls and an unbeaten 51 from 92 deliveries in Female B Grade matches. Her consistency and composure at the crease have earned her recognition beyond club level, including selection in the Women’s Team of the Year for the Quality People Women’s Competition in Darwin.
In addition to her success in Western Australia and the Northern Territory, Lily-May has strong Victorian roots. Growing up in Victoria, she represented the Sale Cricket Club, competing in both junior and senior men’s cricket before advancing to play for the Sale-Maffra association within the Gippsland League. There, she established herself as a standout performer with the bat, finishing as the leading run scorer across multiple seasons and being named both Player of the Year and Player of the Final in the 2022/23 season. Her success in Sale-Maffra led to her selection to represent Gippsland in the Victorian State Junior Championships, further highlighting her talent at a young age.
Beyond her playing ability, Lily-May has demonstrated strong leadership both on and off the field. From an early age, she has taken on captaincy roles across various clubs and competition levels, guiding her teams to success. After aging out of junior competitions, she transitioned into coaching positions, continuing to support and develop the next generation of players.
Lily-May’s diverse playing and coaching experience across Victoria, Western Australia, and the Northern Territory has broadened her knowledge and exposure within Australian cricket. With her growing list of achievements, leadership qualities, and consistent on-field performances, she is widely regarded as a promising young talent with a bright future in the sport.
There are no overseas stats available for this player.