Who is Alice Capsey? Know About Her Relationships, Family, Career, Stats and More

Alice Capsey is an emerging cricket player of England who plays as a right-hand batter and a right-arm off-break player with the team. She made her debut in the international cricket format playing her first WT20I in July 2022 against South Africa. She has a passion for cricket, which is visible on the field whenever she is batting or bowling in her own style. Capsey played her first international match when she was just 17 years old and used to play domestic cricket before earning a position in the national cricket team. She is equally talented while playing different formats as well as in other franchise T20 leagues.

Alice Capsey Biography

Alice Capsey was born in Redhill, Surrey, England, on August 11, 2004, and plays as an all-rounder with the England National Cricket Team. She had been playing cricket professionally from a very young age of 6 years Capel CC in Dorking. Capsey knew that her end goal was to become a successful cricketer and thus learnt to play cricket in different academies and finally debuted in Surrey’s senior team at the age of 14. As she is an amazing all-rounder playing as a right-hand batter and off-break bowler, in 2021, Capsey earned the PCA Women’s Young Player award. She has made her debut in both WODI and WT20I, and since then, she has been showing her consistent game on the field

Alice Capsey Religion & Caste

Alice Capsey follows the Christian religion and follows the values and beliefs of her religion. She was brought up in a very culturally developed family who taught her about Christianity from a very young age. Although there is no information about her particular caste as being a Britisher there is no differentiation of caste there.

Alice Capsey Family

Alice Capsey was brought up in a very loving family in which she had her parents and four siblings. Her family had a dairy farm in Dorking, where her mother and father used to work, and she often helped them with the work. Her family was deeply connected with each other and used to support in every decision of life. Capsey's family saw that she was balancing both her cricketing career and farm duties and thus provided emotional support to her.

Alice Capsey Father

Alice Capsey's father is Mike Capsey, who had his own dairy farm and used to work there with dedication. Mike focused both on Capsey's career as a cricketer and his dairy farm. He was always present with her to support her and cheered for Capsey whenever she achieved any milestone in her career.

Alice Capsey Mother

Alice Capsey's mother is Bridget Capsey, who used to help her husband in dairy farming. Bridget gave emotional support to her daughter and gave her the nurturing that was required while growing up. She used to accompany Capsey in many of her matches and training sessions so that she would feel supported.

Alice Capsey Brother

Alice Capsey has two brothers named Robert Capsey and David James Capsey. Robert is in the family business of dairy farming and handles it after his father. David works at the University College London Hospitals as a therapist. They both have always supported Capsey in her career and had a strong bond together.

Alice Capsey Sister

Alice Capsey has two sisters named Jules Sandford and Libby Capsey. Both of Alice's sisters run a dairy business along with Robert and work together for the business. They all lived together and supported Capsey to focus on her career rather than other work.

Alice Capsey Instagram

Alice Capsey does have an Instagram account under the name of @alicecapsey_ , where he has more than 165k followers and has posted 179 posts. On her Instagram, she posts mostly about her cricket journey, team achievements, pictures with family, and the trips she has gone on.

Alice Capsey Twitter

Alice Capsey has an X [formerly Twitter] account under the handle @AliceCapsey, where she has more than 13k followers. On her Twitter account, she mostly posts about her on-field cricket life, achievements, photos from recent trips, and other life activities.

Alice Capsey Facebook

Alice Capsey does have a Facebook account under the name of @Alice Capsey, where she has more than 2k followers. On her Facebook account, she has posted about her cricket journey and photos with the team players. ALthough, she is not much active on this social media page.

Alice Capsey Jersey

Alice Capsey wears the jersey number 64 while playing in the ODI and T20I matches for England. She also wears the jersey number 64 while playing in the Women's Premier League with the Delhi Capitals. Capsey is a brilliant all-rounder, and her jersey number justifies her dedication to the sport.

Alice Capsey Relationship

There is no information available about Alice Capsey's present or past relationships. There is information that she is currently single and is not thinking of dating anyone right now. She is just 20 years old and wants to focus on her career.

Alice Capsey Boyfriend

There is no publicly available information about Alice Capsey boyfriend, and she is not dating anyone. Capsey does not have any plans to date anyone right now, and she is completely focused on her cricket career.

Alice Capsey Net Worth & Salary

Alice Capsey net worth is estimated to be around $2 million, which is approximately ₹16 crore. Her total net worth came after including her ECB Central Contract, WPL salaries, series from other franchise T20 leagues, and endorsement deals. Capsey receives approximately £90k–130k per annum as her ECB Central Contract. She made her debut in the WPL in 2023, and since then, she has been receiving ₹75 lakh every season. Apart from this, she also plays in The Hundred and earns £40,000 per season. Capsey also adds a good amount to her net worth by playing in domestic leagues and signing endorsement deals.

Alice Capsey Career

Alice Capsey career has been amazing playing as an all-rounder with the England team. She has shown her best game in both domestic cricket and international cricket. Capsey debuted in the international format in July 2022 against South Africa, and since then, she has been an inseparable part of the England team. Along with her selection in the international format, she got an opportunity to play for England in the Commonwealth Games. Apart from her international career, she has played consistently in the WPL, WBBL, and The Hundred.

International Career

Alice Capsey made her international debut for the England team by playing her first T20I match on July 23, 2022, against South Africa. The same year, she also debuted in the ODI format of cricket against India, on September 18, 2022. Capsey has also played in the 2022 Commonwealth Games for England, in which she scored a good 135 runs. In her WODI career, she has played 26 matches and made 343 runs with a strike rate of 79.95. Capsey has played a total of 43 matches in her WT20I career, in which she has made 721 runs with a strike rate of 117.42. She has also hit 4 half-centuries in her T20I career and has scored more than 1,000 runs in international cricket formats.

Other Leagues Career

Apart from her international career, Alice Capsey has also done exceptionally well in other franchise T20 leagues such as WPL, WBBL, and The Hundred. Capsey made her WPL debut in 2023, while playing with the Delhi Capitals, and in 18 matches she has made 405 runs with a strike rate of 133.66. In 2022, she participated in the WBBL with the Melbourne Stars, and there she became the highest run scorer and also took nine wickets. Capsey also plays in the Women's 100 with the Oval Invincibles and has made 4 half-centuries in 32 matches, scoring a good 602 runs.

Alice Capsey Achievements & Awards

Alice Capsey is a brilliant emerging player of England, and at a young age of just 20 years, she has achieved a lot in her career. While playing domestic cricket, she has won the PCA Women’s Young Player of the Year award for her exceptional performance. At the age of 16, she scored an amazing 59 runs from her bat in Women’s Hundred and earned the title of “Match Hero”. In 2022, Capsey has also hit back-to-back half-centuries while playing in The Hundred. She has also become England's youngest player who score a half-century in the T20I match at the Commonwealth Games in 2022. In 2024, while playing the T20I match, she became the fastest England's women player to hit a half-century. In her career, she has won many Player of the Match awards and has scored more than 1,000 runs internationally.