The last ten years have been very favorable for women's cricket as far as popularity is concerned. The women's game has grown to new heights with the help of increased media coverage, competitive leagues like the Women's Premier League (WPL), and strong international rivalries among the players. Not only are today's female cricketers getting recognized through their performances, but also by their confidence, style, and worldwide influence.

Below is the list of the Top 10 most beautiful Cricketers in the world:

1. Ellyse Perry, Australia

Ellyse Perry is one of the best all-rounders that cricket has ever known. She made her international debut when just 16 years old, which is nearly two decades of her taking the sport to the limits. Perry is recognized not only for her athletic physique and easygoing personality but also for having won several World Cups and a gold medal at the Commonwealth Games. It is her dedication, leadership, and elegance that have made her a global icon.

2. Smriti Mandhana (India)

Smriti Mandhana is one of the most fashionable players in present-day cricket. Her graceful shot-making and unreserved mindset have made her a favorite among the fans all over the world. She is the one who opened the door for Indian women in the century club of all three formats and is also the captain of the victorious WPL franchise. Mandhana is attractive to people in and out of cricket due to her likable personality and self-assurance.

3. Isa Guha (England)

A pioneer of women's cricket in England, Isa Guha was the first female cricket player of South Asian ancestry to play for England. A key part of England’s 2009 World Cup-winning team, she later transitioned seamlessly into broadcasting. Her intelligence, poise, and strong voice in sports media continue to inspire young athletes.

4. Kainat Imtiaz (Pakistan)

Fast bowling legend, Kainat Imtiaz, shone as an all-rounder Pakistan could be proud of. She played for her country in many international tournaments and was one of the reasons that Pakistan won a gold medal at the Asian Games. Her physical and psychological attributes have allowed her to be a part of the female cricketers who are widely recognized.

5. Isobel Joyce (Ireland)

Isobel Joyce was one of the most well-known international cricketers. She was a former captain and played a crucial role in developing the cricket structure for girls in Ireland. Her quality and all-around performance made her the pillar of the team during the early years of its existence.

6. Holly Ferling (Australia)

Holly Ferling just arrived with a bang and established the international platform, and soon played an important part in the World Cup season of Australia. Although she has discontinued her international career, she still plays an active role in domestic cricket and, through her broadcasting, maintains a strong presence in the world of cricket.

7. Lauren Bell (England)

One of the most promising fast bowlers of England, Lauren Bell, is immediately associated with her tallness, high bounce, and good control. Her swift progress in the ranks and regular performances have made her a considerable player in England’s plan for the coming years.

8. Sarah Taylor (England)

Sarah Taylor is the keeper who is praised above all the others as the best wicketkeeper ever. She combined quick glove work and aggressive batting. Furthermore, her disclosure about mental health has brought her not only respect but also the admiration of the whole world.

9. Dane van Niekerk (South Africa)

Dane van Niekerk has been the captain of South Africa and is known for her fighting spirit as well as match-winning performances. She holds several national records and still has a significant role in the women's cricket conversations.

10. Laura Marsh (England)

Laura Marsh reinvented her career after injuries, transitioning from pace bowling to spin with remarkable success. She finished as one of England’s leading wicket-takers and later contributed as a coach and mentor.