| Meg Lanning, an Australian cricketer, has led her team to victory in several World Cups. She holds numerous records for Australia in her career and is considered one of the best female players in history. |
| Lanning's cricket journey began at Warrawee Public School when she moved to Sydney's Thornleigh suburb at the age of ten, and later to Melbourne's Kew suburb at eleven. |
| She became the first female player in Carey Baptist Grammar School's XI team, showcasing her early talent for cricket. |
| Starting her Australian domestic cricket career in 2008, Lanning became captain in 2014 and achieved notable milestones like scoring her first century in 2011. |
| With impressive performances, Lanning has secured records like the highest individual score in WNCL and two double centuries in the Victorian Women’s Cricket Association. |
| Her achievements extend to international matches, with significant contributions in ODI and T20 World Cups, showcasing her prowess in the sport. |
| Notable highlights include her leadership in winning multiple T20 World Cups and guiding Australia to victory in various championships. |
| Lanning's career has been marked by consistent high performance, punctuated by milestones like her first ODI century against England in 2011 and impressive test match performances. |
| She has showcased her skills across various formats of the game, demonstrating her adaptability and leadership on multiple occasions. |
| Apart from her sporting achievements, Lanning has also taken breaks from cricket for personal reasons, emphasizing the importance of mental and physical well-being. |
| Her contributions extend beyond the field, having signed with different teams in the Women’s Big Bash League and Women’s Premier League, demonstrating her broad appeal and talent in the sport. |
