Sarah Glenn Biography: Age, Net Worth, Boyfriend, Height, Parents, Stats, Cricket Career, Partner, Bowling

Sarah Glenn is a rising star in English women’s cricket, celebrated for her exceptional leg-spin bowling and dynamic all-rounder skills.

Born in Derby, England, she plays for the England women’s cricket team and domestic sides like The Blaze and Brisbane Heat. Her rapid rise to the No. 2 spot in the ICC Women’s T20I Bowling Rankings in 2022 highlights her talent.

Profile

• Full Name: Sarah Glenn
• Stage Name:
• Born: August 27, 1999
• Age: 26 years old
• Birthplace: Derby, Derbyshire, England
• Nationality: English
• Occupation: Cricketer
• Height: 5 feet 8 inches
• Parents: Tess Glenn (mother)
• Siblings: Hannah Glenn (sister)
• Spouse: None
• Children: None
• Relationship: Dating
• Net Worth: $1 million to $2 million

Early Life and Education

Sarah Glenn was born on August 27, 1999, in Derby, Derbyshire, to Tess Glenn and an unnamed father with a cricketing background in the Derbyshire Premier League. Raised in a sporting family, her ethnicity is English, with no specific religious details shared publicly.

Her sister, Hannah Glenn, played for Derbyshire women’s team from 2008 to 2011, and her uncle, Michael Glenn, represented Derbyshire CCC in 1975–1976. Sarah was home-schooled until her sixth form, allowing her to focus on sports, including cricket and junior international hockey for England.

She later attended Trent College in Derbyshire, where she played boys’ first XI cricket under coach Scott Boswell, a former Leicestershire seamer. Her home-schooling and early cricket at Denby Cricket Club, where her father and uncle played, shaped her competitive edge.

Career

Sarah began her cricket career with Derbyshire in 2013, debuting against Gloucestershire in the Women’s County Championship. Initially a seamer, she switched to leg-spin after being inspired by Shane Warne’s footage.

Her breakthrough came in the 2019 Kia Super League with Loughborough Lightning, taking 11 wickets at an average of 18.72, earning her England call-up. She debuted in ODIs and T20Is against Pakistan in December 2019, taking 8 wickets in her first three ODIs, including 4/18.

Sarah played in the 2020 ICC Women’s T20 World Cup, taking 6 wickets at an economy of 4.25, and was named Player of the Series against West Indies in 2020 (7 wickets). In 2022, she reached No. 2 in the ICC Women’s T20I Bowling Rankings after a 4-wicket haul against India.

She’s played for Loughborough Lightning (2017–2019), Worcestershire (2018–2022), Central Sparks (2020–2022), Trent Rockets (2021–2022), The Blaze (2023–present), London Spirit (2023–present), and Brisbane Heat (2023–present). In 2024, she was selected for the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup and England’s tour to South Africa.

In 2025, she played in the Women’s Ashes, contributing to England’s campaign. Her career stats include 23 ODI wickets (average 23.78) and 89 T20I wickets (average 16.48) as of December 2023. Recent matches include 4/20 against South Africa (November 27, 2024) and 0/20 for London Spirit vs. Brave (August 22, 2025).

Social Media

• Instagram handle: @sarahglenn03
• Twitter handle: @Lg3Sarah

Personal Life

Sarah Glenn, 26, lives in Derby, England, when not traveling for cricket. At 5 feet 8 inches, her height aids her leg-spin delivery. She is in a relationship with Jordan Sergeant, a detail shared occasionally on social media, and identifies as straight. She has no spouse or children.

Sarah enjoys fashion, challenging athlete stereotypes, and plays for Belper Hockey Club recreationally. She’s had no major controversies and supports women’s cricket through community outreach, mentoring young players. Her Virgo traits of precision and dedication shine in her bowling.

Net Worth

Sarah Glenn’s estimated net worth is $1 million to $2 million. Her income includes her England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) central contract ($100,000 annually), earnings from The Hundred (£15,000–£30,000 per season), and Women’s Big Bash League contracts with Brisbane Heat. Sponsorships and endorsements contribute modestly.