Beth Mooney is setting her sights on the 2029 ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup as she prepares to make her 100th ODI appearance against Bangladesh on Wednesday. Australia have already clinched the series, leading 2-0.
The 32-year-old has accumulated 3,288 ODI runs at an average of 49.81, including six centuries. Australia’s 2025 World Cup semi-final defeat to India remains a powerful motivation as she pursues another global title.
Mooney recently helped Australia win the 2026 Women’s T20 World Cup, scoring 238 runs across seven innings, including an unbeaten 64 in the final against England. Looking further ahead, the prospect of competing at the Brisbane 2032 Olympics could encourage her to prolong her career. Meanwhile, Mooney welcomes the attacking approach of young teammates Georgia Voll and Phoebe Litchfield, believing their style reflects the evolving demands of modern one-day cricket.
She remains focused on contributing to Australia’s success while supporting the next generation.