Player profile

Jess Jonassen

Bowler · AU

Born: Nov 05, 1992
Batting: Left Handed Bat
Bowling: left-arm orthodox spin
From: Emerald, Queensland

Batting career

All formats

FormatMRunsAvgSRHS

Women's T202053,20023.88120.2171

Women's Test629129.151.8799

T20I1431,01013.84218.6161

Test526332.8757.4299

Hundred12929120.8329

List A2566336.8389.7289

Women's List A391,03033.2388.34110

Women's T20I10141312.5289.5947

ODI9361019.0682.4339

Women's ODI961,00826.5387.96110

list a1133430.3685.86110

T205080124.27126.1471

women t100107915.8123.4419

women t20717124.43134.6565

Bowling career

All formats

FormatMWktsEconOversBest

Women's T202052486.85723.24/10

Women's Test672.36138.52/50

T20I1431396.17449.35-12

Test562.27118.12-50

Hundred119.63.21/32

List A25454.48193.44/6

Women's List A39654.09314.14/6

Women's T20I101935.71318.15/12

ODI931413.98693.35-27

Women's ODI961563.95734.05/27

list a1103.5493.2

T2050657.18179.04/20

women t1001007.4227.3

women t20707.3126.0

Recent performances

t20 form

2023-07-08vs ENG-W, W Ashes 2023, #3T20I—1/18 (1.2o)

2023-07-05vs ENG-W, W Ashes 2023, #2T20I6 (3b)—

2023-07-05vs ENG-W, W Ashes 2023, #2T20I—0/7 (1.0o)

2023-07-01vs ENG-W, W Ashes 2023, #1T20I—3/25 (4.0o)

2023-02-26vs SA-W, WT20 World Cup 2023, #^0T20I—1/21 (3.0o)

2023-02-23vs IND-W, WT20 World Cup 2023, #^1T20I—1/22 (3.0o)

2023-02-11vs NZ-W, WT20 World Cup 2023, #3T20I—0/11 (1.0o)

2023-02-11vs NZ-W, WT20 World Cup 2023, #3T20I0 (2b)—

2023-01-26vs PAK-W, AUSW vs PAKW 2023, #2T20I—1/8 (2.0o)

2023-01-24vs PAK-W, AUSW vs PAKW 2023, #1T20I—1/27 (4.0o)

About

Player story

Jess Jonassen (born 5 November 1992) is a left-arm spinner from Queensland, Australia. Jess Jonassen showed great potential from an early age, captaining Queensland’s Under-15 girls’ team to the national title for the first time in 2006-07, while also claiming the Player-of the-Tournament award. Hailing from Rockhampton, Jonassen has collected impressive bowling figures for the Queensland Fire at domestic level and, at just 18 years of age, the spinner won Queensland Fire’s Player of the Year award. She continued her strong international showing at the ICC Women’s World Twenty20 in Sri Lanka. After a solid tournament of economical bowling, she claimed career-best T20 figures in the final, taking 3-25 in the Australians’ victory over England. Named women's domestic player of the year after an outstanding 2014-15 season, Jonassen attracted attention around the cricket world when she scored 99 on Test debut in the women's Ashes in mid-2015 and was named player of the match.