Sharon Millanta

[2] For the next ten years, she was in and out of the team while she also maintained another job as an occupational therapist.[3] Millanta finally secured her place in the New South Wales side during the 2009/10 season.[4] In June 2011, a fortnight after he 31st birthday, Millanta was selected to play for the Australian national cricket team.The pay for female players was poor, and she received no compensation for the income she lost when she had to take leave from her other job.She announced her decision to retire following New South Wales's victory in the February 2014 WNCL final, where she took one wicket.
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