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Nat Wraith: Age, Career-Best 83, Stats & Teams

Nat Wraith is an English wicketkeeper-batter for Warwickshire who joined Manchester Super Giants for The Hundred in 2026. Born Natasha Agnes Jessica Wraith on 3 October 2001, she was 24 on 30 August 2026. Her senior record spans Gloucestershire, Somerset, Western Storm and three Hundred teams, while her strongest recent batting came after moving to Warwickshire: a List A best of 75 in 2025, a career-best T20 83 in June 2026 and selection in the PCA Women's Team of the Month. The current statistical snapshot lists 1,704 Women's List A runs and 1,396 Women's T20 runs.

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Right-handedNo bowling style published in the reviewed player records bowlerBorn 3 October 2001

Current squadManchester Super GiantsThe Hundred Women's Competition · Warwickshire Women and Manchester Super Giants in 2026

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Full nameNatasha Agnes Jessica Wraith

Age24As of 30 August 2026

Date of birth3 October 2001Bristol, England

Batting styleRight-handed

Bowling styleNo bowling style published in the reviewed player records

Career overview

Nat Wraith cricket career

Born on 3 October 2001 in Bristol; age 24 on 30 August 2026.

Right-handed wicketkeeper-batter with no published bowling style in the reviewed records.

Made her county debut for Gloucestershire in 2016 and earned an England Academy place.

Scored 428 List A runs at 35.66 for Western Storm in 2024.

Made a List A career-best 75 for Warwickshire in 2025 and a T20 career-best 83 in 2026.

Selected by Manchester Super Giants for £15,000 in The Hundred 2026 auction.

Career story

Nat Wraith career and playing journey

Who is Nat Wraith?

Nat Wraith is a Bristol-born English wicketkeeper-batter who plays county cricket for Warwickshire. Her full name is Natasha Agnes Jessica Wraith. She bats right-handed and has built her career around two connected roles: keeping wicket reliably and supplying adaptable runs from the top or middle order.

Her route began in senior county cricket with Gloucestershire in 2016, continued through Somerset and Western Storm, and expanded into The Hundred with Welsh Fire, London Spirit and Trent Rockets. Warwickshire signed her from Western Storm for the new professional county structure beginning in 2025. Manchester Super Giants then selected her for the 2026 Hundred squad.

Nat Wraith's age, full name and birthplace

Wraith was born on 3 October 2001 in Bristol, England. She was 24 years old on 30 August 2026. Warwickshire, The Hundred and CricketArchive publish matching identity details, which separates her record from players who may share a surname or abbreviated scorecard label.

The age needs an as-of date because it changes each birthday; her date and place of birth do not. Public cricket sources use both Nat and Natasha, but they refer to the same player. This profile uses Nat Wraith as the familiar page name and Natasha Agnes Jessica Wraith as the full identity field.

What is Nat Wraith's playing role?

Wraith is a wicketkeeper-batter who bats right-handed. She has kept across county and franchise cricket, and current records list catches and stumpings rather than a meaningful bowling career. No reviewed primary player record publishes a bowling style, so one should not be guessed from an empty database cell.

Her batting position has changed with team needs. Warwickshire's 2024 signing announcement highlighted her ability in the top four, while later match reports show important middle-order and finishing innings. That flexibility is useful, but it does not make every innings directly comparable because powerplay and late-innings roles create different scoring demands.

How did Nat Wraith start in senior cricket?

Wraith made her senior county debut for Gloucestershire in 2016, when she was 14. The official Hundred biography also describes that unusually early debut, while the historical record places her with Gloucestershire through 2018 in both Women's List A and Women's T20 cricket.

An early debut did not immediately create a professional career. It gave her senior wicketkeeping and batting experience while the women's domestic system was still evolving. She later moved to Somerset for 2019 and entered the Western Storm pathway, where regular regional cricket and an England Academy place helped turn an early county start into a sustained elite pathway.

Gloucestershire, Somerset and the England Academy pathway

After three seasons with Gloucestershire, Wraith joined Somerset ahead of the 2019 season. She made a maiden county fifty with 53 against Durham and finished the 2019 Women's Twenty20 Cup with 10 stumpings, the most in that competition according to the season record.

Western Storm's player biography lists playing for the England Academy as her best cricket achievement at that stage. The Academy involvement began in 2019 and represented pathway recognition rather than a senior England cap. Wraith has not played senior international cricket, so domestic achievements must not be presented as international appearances.

What did Western Storm add to her career?

Western Storm gave Wraith a sustained regional role from 2019 through 2024. Warwickshire's signing announcement says she earned her first professional contract in 2020 and became a regular across the regional structure. The move matters because it supplied higher-level opposition and full-season responsibility beyond county-only fixtures.

Her role developed gradually. She contributed wicketkeeping dismissals and shorter batting cameos before becoming a more consistent run-scorer. A 40 not out in a rain-affected 2023 win over South East Stars showed her ability to finish a chase, while the 2024 season provided the strongest complete List A return of her Storm career.

Nat Wraith's breakthrough 2024 List A season

Wraith scored 428 List A runs at an average of 35.66 in 2024. Warwickshire published both figures when announcing her signing, describing the season as a standout year for club and regional cricket. The return included two half-centuries in the Rachael Heyhoe Flint Trophy.

The average is a season measure, not her lifetime average. It shows that her consistency improved before the move to Warwickshire, but those 428 runs are already included in the later career total. Adding the season figure to her current 1,704-run aggregate would count the same runs twice.

Why did Warwickshire sign Nat Wraith?

Warwickshire announced Wraith's signing on 2 October 2024 for the county's first season in the new Tier 1 structure. Head of Women's Cricket Laura MacLeod highlighted her 2024 run production, top-four Hundred experience, positive intent and ability to create competition for the wicketkeeping position.

That dated announcement says she joined from Western Storm. Warwickshire's newer compact player page says Durham, but that conflicts with the club's own announcement and the established team record. The specific contemporaneous source controls this point, so the career is recorded as Western Storm to Warwickshire rather than repeating the later page error.

The 54 in a record 2025 List A chase

Wraith made 54 as Warwickshire completed what the club reported as the highest successful chase in women's English domestic List A cricket. Surrey had set a major target, and Wraith added a century partnership with Davina Perrin before being run out with the chase under control.

The innings mattered because it combined tempo with recovery after Warwickshire lost three early wickets. Perrin's 69 and Bethan Ellis's unbeaten 63 were also central, so the achievement belongs to the team chase rather than one batter alone. Wraith's contribution is best understood as the bridge between the damaged start and the successful finish.

Nat Wraith's List A career-best 75

Wraith made 75 against The Blaze on 24 July 2025, improving the 73 shown in her older statistical snapshot. Warwickshire had fallen to 13 for four, but she and Abbey Freeborn added 112 to give the chase a chance in a rain-reduced 39-over match.

The Blaze still won after Warwickshire were dismissed for 171 in pursuit of 219. That result is important: a personal career best does not become a match-winning innings simply because it was the highest score. It was a high-quality recovery under pressure inside a defeat and remains her current Women's List A high score.

How strong was Wraith's 2025 T20 season?

Wraith scored 192 runs in seven Women's Vitality Blast matches in 2025, averaging 38.40 with two fifties and a high score of 58 not out. Those figures came in her first Warwickshire season and show why the move was more than a change of squad name.

Her most visible innings included a 29-ball fifty against Lancashire Thunder in a chase Warwickshire lost by five runs. The innings kept the result alive into the final over. Later selection in the PCA Women's Team of the Month reflected a broader period of performance rather than one isolated knock.

PCA Women's Team of the Month recognition

Wraith was selected as wicketkeeper in the PCA Women's Team of the Month for June 2025. The PCA's published explanation said her batting points gave her the place over Surrey keeper Kira Chathli, even though Chathli had accumulated more fielding points in the model.

That distinction explains what the recognition does and does not mean. It was a data-led monthly selection based on performances and role balance, not a national-team call-up or end-of-season award. It nevertheless offers independent evidence that her early Warwickshire batting had stood out across the competition.

The 83 that became Nat Wraith's T20 best

Wraith made 83 from 48 balls against Lancashire Thunder on 28 June 2026. Warwickshire's official report describes it as a brilliant innings in a one-run, final-ball victory at Blackpool. She hit 10 fours and two sixes as the Bears reached 160 for nine.

The score replaced 74 not out as her senior T20 high. It also shows why an old player table cannot be treated as live: the 2024 snapshot still displayed 74, while the 2026 match report and updated archive establish 83. A current profile needs the newer record with its match date and opponent.

Why was the Lancashire finish so tight?

Lancashire appeared to have control after Tilly Kesteven made 73, but Warwickshire defended the final over and won by one run. Wraith's 83 supplied more than half of the Bears' total, yet the victory still depended on the bowling and fielding side protecting a narrow margin.

Calling it a one-woman win would erase that second half. The accurate reading is that Wraith produced the defining batting performance and gave Warwickshire a defendable score. The team then completed the result under final-ball pressure. Both parts are necessary to explain why the innings became a signature achievement.

The 68 in the 2026 T20 County Cup

Wraith scored 68 from 35 balls as Warwickshire beat Middlesex by eight wickets in the 2026 T20 County Cup. She shared a 109-run partnership that took the chase away from Middlesex and moved the Bears into the next round.

This was a separate competition from the Vitality Blast, even though both used the T20 format. The innings belongs in her overall T20 record but should not be added to a Blast-only season total. Keeping the competition boundary clear prevents a useful knockout performance from distorting league statistics.

A 42 in a high-scoring Surrey defeat

Wraith struck 42 from 30 balls against Surrey in the 2026 Vitality Blast. Abbey Freeborn made a half-century and Charis Pavely added 45 from 18 as Warwickshire posted 180 for five, a total that appeared competitive at the interval.

Surrey chased 181 with six wickets in hand, so Wraith's innings did not produce a win. It still demonstrates her range: the 83 carried an innings, the 68 controlled a knockout chase and the 42 supported a collective attacking total. Different match situations reveal more than a list of scores without context.

A late 54 against Durham in the 2026 One-Day Cup

Wraith made 54 from 35 balls against Durham on 6 August 2026. Batting late in Warwickshire's innings, she hit seven fours and a six and helped lift the total to 289 for six after the team had been 166 for four in the 35th over.

Durham chased the target with five wickets remaining, so the innings belongs to another defeat rather than a completed match-winning claim. Its value was role evidence: Wraith could move from recovery batting to late acceleration and score at better than 150 runs per 100 balls in a 50-over innings.

Nat Wraith's current Women's List A statistics

The current CricketArchive snapshot lists 85 Women's List A matches, 78 innings and 1,704 runs. Wraith has six not-outs, eight fifties, a high score of 75 and a batting average of 23.66. Her wicketkeeping record contains 47 catches and 22 stumpings.

These figures run from 2016 through the 2026 cutoff and include multiple teams and competitions within the List A category. They should not be combined with separate season totals. The 75 against The Blaze is already inside 1,704, just as the 428-run 2024 campaign forms part of the same career aggregate.

Nat Wraith's current Women's T20 statistics

Wraith's senior Women's T20 record contains 111 matches, 99 innings and 1,396 runs. She has five fifties, a high score of 83, a batting average of 16.81 and a strike rate of 114.52. Behind the stumps, the snapshot records 26 catches and 54 stumpings.

The 83 and the 2026 County Cup innings are included once the archive updates them. Tournament returns must therefore be used as explanations, not additions. Her unusually high stumping total also fits the role seen throughout her career: a specialist wicketkeeper who contributes with the bat rather than a batter who keeps only occasionally.

Nat Wraith's Hundred career before 2026

Wraith first appeared in The Hundred for Welsh Fire in 2021, then represented London Spirit in 2022 and Trent Rockets in 2024 and 2025. She was signed by Trent Rockets in 2023 as a replacement but did not make an appearance that season, illustrating the difference between squad membership and match participation.

The current archive through 2025 lists 16 Hundred matches, 132 runs from 13 innings and a high score of 28. She also recorded four catches and five stumpings. Those figures do not include a 2026 appearance unless a match-level record confirms one, so the 2026 Manchester section remains a selection record rather than an invented playing total.

Manchester Super Giants and The Hundred 2026

Manchester Super Giants selected Wraith for £15,000 in The Hundred's 2026 auction. The competition's final squad page and team directory both list her as a wicketkeeper in the women's squad, alongside players including Meg Lanning, Sophie Ecclestone and Smriti Mandhana.

The named Hundred player page currently displays zero matches and runs for 2026. Without a more specific completed match record showing her in an XI, this profile does not turn squad selection into an appearance. The confirmed fact is the £15,000 2026 selection; any match statistics must wait for reconciled scorecard evidence.

What does the £15,000 Hundred figure mean?

The £15,000 amount is the published 2026 Hundred auction value for Wraith's place with Manchester Super Giants. The ECB registered-player document also lists Natasha Wraith as a domestic Warwickshire player at that price level before the auction.

It is not proof of net salary after tax, endorsement income, lifetime earnings or personal wealth. Contract structures can contain conditions that public squad lists do not explain. Reporting the competition value is useful because the league published it; converting it into a net-worth estimate would be unsupported.

Nat Wraith's records and achievements

Wraith's current individual records include 75 as her Women's List A high and 83 as her senior T20 high. Her 2024 Western Storm season produced 428 List A runs at 35.66, and her June 2025 performances earned the wicketkeeper place in the PCA Women's Team of the Month.

Her team achievements include Somerset's 2023 Women's County T20 title, when she made 39 from 22 balls in the final, and Warwickshire's notable 2025 record chase against Surrey. Each item has a distinct scope: a title belongs to the team, a high score to one innings and a monthly selection to a defined performance period.

How should Wraith's career totals be read?

Women's List A, Women's T20 and The Hundred are separate statistical rows. A player can appear for several teams inside one format total, while the Hundred's 100-ball competition is recorded separately by the current archive. Adding the three rows would not create a meaningful universal match count.

Team announcements also require care. Wraith was named in Trent Rockets' 2023 squad but did not play, whereas eight appearances in 2024 were confirmed by Warwickshire when it signed her. A squad page establishes selection, not automatic participation. Scorecards remain the deciding evidence for runs, dismissals and appearances.

Nat Wraith records

Nat Wraith career statistics and records

Batting, bowling and fielding figures are kept separate by competition and format.

Women's List A career (through 30 August 2026)85matches

Batting

Innings: 78
Runs: 1,704
High score: 75
Average: 23.66
Not outs: 6
100s / 50s: 0/8

Bowling & fielding

Catches / stumpings: 47/22

Only fields published by the named source are shown; unavailable values are not guessed.

Women's T20 career (through 30 August 2026)111matches

Batting

Innings: 99
Runs: 1,396
High score: 83
Average: 16.81
Strike rate: 114.52
Not outs: 16
100s / 50s: 0/5

Bowling & fielding

Catches / stumpings: 26/54

Only fields published by the named source are shown; unavailable values are not guessed.

The Hundred career (2021-2025)16matches

Batting

Innings: 13
Runs: 132
High score: 28
Average: 12.00
Strike rate: 103.93
Not outs: 2
100s / 50s: 0/0

Bowling & fielding

Catches / stumpings: 4/5

Only fields published by the named source are shown; unavailable values are not guessed.

Career chronology

Debut and last listed match

Gloucestershire

Debut

Senior county debut in 2016 at age 14

Last listed match

Represented Gloucestershire through 2018

Somerset and Western Storm

Debut

Joined Somerset and the Storm pathway in 2019

Last listed match

Completed a 428-run List A season for Storm in 2024

Warwickshire

Debut

Joined for the new Tier 1 structure in 2025

Last listed match

Active 2026 season reviewed through 30 August

The Hundred

Debut

Welsh Fire in 2021

Last listed match

Manchester Super Giants selection in 2026

Career achievements

Career achievements and milestones

Scored 428 Women's List A runs at 35.66 for Western Storm in 2024.
Made 54 in Warwickshire's record 2025 List A chase against Surrey.
Set a Women's List A career high of 75 against The Blaze in July 2025.
Selected as wicketkeeper in the PCA Women's Team of the Month for June 2025.
Made a career-best T20 83 in a one-run victory over Lancashire in June 2026.
Selected by Manchester Super Giants for £15,000 in The Hundred 2026 auction.

Reader questions

Nat Wraith FAQ

How old is Nat Wraith?

Nat Wraith was born on 3 October 2001 and was 24 years old on 30 August 2026.

What is Nat Wraith's full name?

Her full name is Natasha Agnes Jessica Wraith.

Where was Nat Wraith born?

She was born in Bristol, England.

What is Nat Wraith's role?

She is a right-handed wicketkeeper-batter. No bowling style is published in the reviewed player records.

What is Nat Wraith's highest score?

Her current senior T20 high is 83 and her Women's List A high is 75.

How many career runs has Nat Wraith scored?

The 30 August 2026 snapshot lists 1,704 Women's List A runs and 1,396 Women's T20 runs. The formats are separate and should not be added.

Which teams has Nat Wraith played for?

Her senior teams include Gloucestershire, Somerset, Western Storm, Warwickshire, Welsh Fire, London Spirit and Trent Rockets; Manchester Super Giants selected her for 2026.

How much was Nat Wraith's 2026 Hundred contract?

The Hundred published her Manchester Super Giants selection value as £15,000 for the 2026 competition.

What is Nat Wraith's net worth?

No audited public source establishes her net worth or total earnings, so precise online estimates are not treated as fact.

Is Nat Wraith married?

Reliable sources reviewed for this biography do not establish her current marital or relationship status.

Conclusion

Nat Wraith's career is a story of steady development followed by a sharper rise in batting impact. An early county debut, England Academy place and six seasons with Western Storm created the foundation; 428 List A runs in 2024 earned the Warwickshire move.

At Warwickshire, she advanced both career highs, contributed to a record chase and earned PCA monthly recognition. The 83 against Lancashire is her clearest recent landmark, while her wicketkeeping and flexible batting continue to define a domestic career that is stronger when measured by confirmed match context than by unsupported personal or financial claims.