Cricket · Right-handed middle-order batter; right-arm offbreak option
Jemimah Rodrigues
Jemimah Rodrigues is an Indian middle-order batter whose creative strokeplay, fielding and 2025 World Cup semi-final define a modern international career.
Current statusICC profile records Jemimah Rodrigues as an India Women batter with a 2018 debut and last match listed in 2026; the reviewed sources establish no dated retirement. Delhi Capitals publicly lists her WPL profile, but no new dated contract or future selection is asserted.
The verified profile
Jemimah Ivan Rodrigues is an Indian right-handed middle-order batter from Mumbai who also bowls occasional right-arm offbreak. Her path runs from Mumbai age-group cricket and a 202 not-out Under-19 milestone to India, the WPL and a decisive 127 not out against Australia in the 2025 World Cup semi-final.
Factual references: Sources 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7How to read the player
Rodrigues’ tactical value is format-shaped: she can absorb pressure, find gaps and change tempo late, while her athletic fielding adds value beyond the scorecard. The 2025 semi-final shows the distinction between a career aggregate and a high-leverage innings; her record is best read across formats rather than as one blended total.
Original analysis by SportsHub4U research deskCareer, life and public work
Every section and number below is tied to the named source ledger. Sport-specific statistics retain their stated scope and verification date.
Career snapshot
ESPNcricinfo career table; source-page snapshot accessed 8 November 2026.
Career snapshot
ESPNcricinfo career table; Women’s ODIs only; source-page snapshot accessed 8 November 2026.
Career snapshot
ESPNcricinfo career table; Women’s T20Is only; source-page snapshot accessed 8 November 2026.
Career snapshot
ESPNcricinfo bowling table; occasional offbreak scope.
Career snapshot
ESPNcricinfo bowling table; occasional offbreak scope.
Overall WPL table
Delhi Capitals public player profile; franchise scope, not international totals.
2017 season
ESPNcricinfo narrative; season aggregate, not a current career total.
Australia semi-final, 2025
ICC match report; event performance dated 30 October 2025.
New Zealand match, 2025
BCCI tournament report; dated tournament snapshot.
Personal background and education
Jemimah Ivan Rodrigues was born on 5 September 2000 in Mumbai, Maharashtra. BCCI and ESPNcricinfo describe a multi-sport foundation: she played football and basketball and represented hockey at national level before committing to cricket. ESPNcricinfo lists St Joseph’s Convent high school, Bandra, and Rizvi College, Bandra.
Question: What is Jemimah Rodrigues’s education? Answer: ESPNcricinfo lists St Joseph’s Convent high school in Bandra and Rizvi College in Bandra. The biography keeps this as a public education record and does not add private background.
From Mumbai age-group cricket to India and the WPL
Rodrigues made her Mumbai Under-19 debut at 13 in the 2012-13 season, then scored 202 not out against Saurashtra in the 2017 Under-19 One-Day Trophy. The domestic run led to an India call-up and senior debuts in 2018; BCCI lists her Test debut in 2023. Her public team record spans India, Delhi Capitals Women and overseas franchise sides.
Question: Does Jemimah Rodrigues play for Delhi Capitals? Answer: Delhi Capitals’ public WPL profile lists her as a batter, records a 2023 WPL debut and shows 37 overall WPL matches and 771 runs. That public profile is not treated here as proof of a newly dated contract.
International career, WPL record and signature innings
Rodrigues is most effective when the innings asks her to change tempo. The career table accessed on 8 November 2026 lists 339 Test runs, 1,810 ODI runs and 2,824 T20I runs. Delhi Capitals’ overall WPL table lists 771 runs and a highest score of 69 not out. Her defining international performance came in the 2025 World Cup semi-final, when 127 not out against Australia anchored a record 339 chase.
Question: What are Jemimah Rodrigues’s stats? Answer: The ESPNcricinfo snapshot lists 339 Test runs, 1,810 ODI runs and 2,824 T20I runs; its WODI and WT20I tables also list five and one wickets respectively. Delhi Capitals lists 771 WPL runs. These are separate dated format snapshots.
Question: What is Jemimah Rodrigues’s highest score? Answer: Her highest listed international score is 127 not out in the 2025 Women’s ODI World Cup semi-final against Australia. The innings came from 134 balls and was part of India’s record 339 chase.
A 360-degree middle-order batter
BCCI describes Rodrigues as a right-handed, versatile batter able to score around the field, while ESPNcricinfo records her as a middle-order batter and occasional offbreak bowler. Her value is therefore format-specific: she can build an innings, accelerate late and contribute athletic fielding without being labelled a bowling all-rounder. This is editorial interpretation of the role and source descriptions, not a claim about unreported tracking data.
Setbacks, selection pressure and return
The public career record includes a 2021 T20I omission after low scores in England, a place outside India’s 2022 ODI World Cup squad and a mid-tournament omission in the 2025 World Cup. ESPNcricinfo records her response at the next World Cup: she returned against Australia and made 127 not out, while ICC and BCCI describe the partnership and record chase that took India to the final. The account avoids private medical or psychological claims.
Current public status, not a post-playing career
The reviewed record identifies Rodrigues as an India international: the ICC profile lists a 2018 debut and a last match in 2026, while ESPNcricinfo lists 2026 international appearances. The supplied sources do not establish a dated retirement or a separate post-playing profession, so this section reports the dated record rather than asserting an undated future status.
Question: How old is Jemimah Rodrigues? Answer: She was born on 5 September 2000. On the 8 November 2026 research date, that makes her 26; age is date-dependent rather than a permanent player statistic.
Public ventures and evidence boundary
The reviewed BCCI, ICC, ESPNcricinfo and Delhi Capitals pages document cricket roles, teams, public performances and official social links, but they do not establish a public company, ownership stake, foundation leadership or other venture that can be safely added. No salary or net-worth estimate is included. This is an evidence boundary, not a claim that no commercial relationship exists.
Selected verified milestones
- Born in Mumbai
Born in Mumbai, Maharashtra.
ESPNcricinfo - Mumbai Under-19 debut
Period: 2012-13; timeline season anchored to its start year, not an exact date. Made her Mumbai Under-19 debut at 13.
Board of Control for Cricket in India - Under-19 double hundred
Scored 202 not out against Saurashtra in the Under-19 One-Day Trophy.
Board of Control for Cricket in India - India white-ball debut year
Made her India WT20I and WODI debuts.
Board of Control for Cricket in India - T20I selection setback
Was dropped from the T20I side after low scores in England, then excelled in the inaugural Hundred.
ESPNcricinfo - ODI World Cup omission
Was left out of India’s 2022 ODI World Cup squad.
ESPNcricinfo - Test debut and Asian Games gold
Made her Test debut and helped India win cricket gold at the Asian Games.
Board of Control for Cricket in India - First international hundred
Scored her maiden international century against Ireland at Rajkot.
Board of Control for Cricket in India - World Cup semi-final return
Made 127 not out from 134 balls against Australia in a record chase to reach the final.
International Cricket Council - World Cup title
India beat South Africa by 52 runs for their maiden Women’s Cricket World Cup title.
Board of Control for Cricket in India
Source-linked reference points
Mumbai Under-19 double hundred
Scored 202 not out against Saurashtra in the 2017 Under-19 One-Day Trophy.
India Test debut half-century
Scored 68 in her debut Test innings against England in 2023.
Asian Games gold medal
Played a pivotal part in India’s gold-medal cricket campaign at the 2023 Asian Games.
Maiden international hundred
Made her first international hundred against Ireland at Rajkot in January 2025.
World Cup semi-final 127 not out
Scored 127 not out from 134 balls against Australia in the record chase that took India to the 2025 final.
India’s first Women’s Cricket World Cup title
Contributed 76 not out against New Zealand during India’s tournament campaign; India then won its maiden ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup by beating South Africa by 52 runs on 3 November 2025.
ESPNcricinfo Awards ODI batting winner
Her 127 not out against Australia was named the 2025 women’s ODI batting performance of the year.
What supports this profile
SportsHub4U writes verified facts in original language and links to the source pages used. Each link records the evidence reviewed for this dossier.
- 01Board of Control for Cricket in India
Jemimah Rodrigues — Biography
Accessed 2026-11-08 - 02International Cricket Council
Jemimah Rodrigues | Player Profile
Accessed 2026-11-08 - 03ESPNcricinfo
Jemimah Rodrigues Profile — Cricket Player India
Accessed 2026-11-08 - 04Delhi Capitals
Jemimah Rodrigues | Player Profile
Accessed 2026-11-08 - 05Board of Control for Cricket in India
History made: Magnificent India lift maiden ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup
Accessed 2026-11-08 - 06International Cricket Council
Jemimah’s ton guides India to historic CWC25 Final spot
Accessed 2026-11-08 - 07ESPNcricinfo
ESPNcricinfo Awards 2025 women’s ODI batting winner: Jemi’s opus
Accessed 2026-11-08
