DeathLocal NewsSports Former national female cricketer Michelle Ellis has died by Barbados Today 24/03/2024 written by Barbados Today 24/03/2024 1 min read A+A- Reset Former Barbados female cricketer Michelle Ellis. FacebookTwitterLinkedinWhatsappEmail 5.7K Former Barbados female cricketer Michelle Ellis has died, the Barbados Cricket Association (BCA) announced Sunday. Below is the full statement from the BCA: It is with deep regret that we announce the untimely passing of Ms Michelle Ellis, a former Barbados female cricketer. Details of the funeral arrangements will be shared once confirmed.ย Ellis, affectionately known as โDonnaโ in the cricket circle, proudly represented the Barbados Womenโs Cricket Team from 2005-2009.ย She was instrumental in developing and growing the game in the country, and was a powerful right-handed batter, who sometimes opened the batting for the national side, and made handy contributions at the top of the orderย ย You Might Be Interested In Police investigating death of woman in Husbands Heights Man’s body pulled from Careenage Family in shock over Ronald Rudder’s death She was a no-nonsense player, who wore her heart on her sleeves, and displayed her passion for the game, both on and off the field. Her passion continued to shine beyond the boundaries, and even after her playing days, she remained an avid fan and ardent supporter of the female players, in particular.ย Michelle Ellis will be remembered for her contribution to the womenโs game and will be dearly missed. The way she stood tall and executed that exquisite โback-foot-punchโ, will forever be a part of our memories. Condolences are extended to her family and friends.ย May she Rest in peace. Barbados Today Stay informed and engaged with our digital news platform. The leading online multimedia news resource in Barbados for news you can trust. You may also like Legends of Reggae take over Kensington Oval 25/04/2026 Judge sets near four-decade sentence for revenge killing 25/04/2026 Govt makes youth protection pledge at child abuse awareness walk 25/04/2026