‘She is the best woman player in the world’: Will Sutherland on sister Annabel’s influence
Will Sutherland, the captain of Australia ‘A’, is honing his skills with help from his sister Annabel, a seasoned allrounder. Annabel’s vast experience in Indian conditions is instrumental for Will as he adjusts to the unfamiliar environments. Growing up in a family passionate about cricket, both siblings excel in Australia’s Big Bash League. Engaging family discussions often revolve around…
Will Sutherland credits his younger sister Annabel, one of the world’s top-ranked all-rounders, for guiding him through the intricacies of playing on Indian pitches. Having spent considerable time in India, Annabel's insights on conditions and training regimens have proved invaluable for Will, who captains Australia ‘A’. Their discussions extend beyond cricket strategies; Annabel’s disciplined approach to fitness has influenced Will’s own routine, particularly as he aims to remain fit for the upcoming IPL and other tournaments.
Annabel, who boasts impressive statistics in both Test and ODI cricket, including four centuries in seven Tests, has played a pivotal role in Will's cricket journey, emphasizing that she is the best woman player in the world. Their cricketing legacy is deeply rooted in their family, with Will’s father, James, a former Cricket Australia CEO, fostering a cricket-centric home environment where the sport frequently dominated family conversations.
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