A left-handed top-order batter and wicketkeeper, Redmayne has been a nomad in Australian domestic cricket since her debut in 2014 representing three states in the WNCL and three WBBL teams. In 2020-21 she had an outstanding season as captain of Queensland scoring two WNCL centuries, including 134 not out in the final against Victoria, and leading Fire to a title. She earned her first national call-up, named in the 18-strong squad to host India in 2021-22. Redmayne is also a practicing medical doctor, working outside of her playing schedule.

Recent Matches - Player

Match	Bat	Wkt	Date	Ground	Format
Heat vs Strikers	7	1c/1s	24-Nov-2022	Adelaide	WT20
Heat vs Hurricanes	14	0c/1s	23-Nov-2022	Adelaide	WT20
Heat vs Scorchers	28*	0c/0s	09-Nov-2022	Perth (Lilac Hill)	WT20
Heat vs Hurricanes	16	1c/0s	06-Nov-2022	Hobart	WT20
Heat vs Thunder	64	1c/1s	04-Nov-2022	Hobart	WT20

News and Features

Nicola Hancock, Amelia Kerr strangle Scorchers, as Heat become table toppers

Heat's 33-run win came at a cost though, with leading run-scorer Georgia Redmayne injuring her hamstring while batting

09-Nov-2022•AAP

WBBL mid-season review: Sixers lead the way, Hurricanes and Stars pushing to stay in touch

A number of teams will be eyeing improved batting returns in the run to finals

04-Nov-2022•Andrew McGlashan

Redmayne and Grace Harris dominate to set up Heat victory

Hayley Matthews briefly threatened in the chase but was cut off by a superb catch from Grace Harris

18-Oct-2022•AAP

Photos

Georgia Redmayne walking off after injuring her calf

Georgia Redmayne batted through Brisbane Heat's innings

Brisbane Heat fans cheer for their team with a Georgia Redmayne cut-out

Georgia Redmayne led Queensland's rapid chase

Georgia Redmayne and Mignon du Preez added 45 for the third wicket