ACT Meteors batter Claire Koski will be reunited with teammate Erin Osborne in the inaugural Women's Big Bash League after signing with the Sydney Thunder.
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Koski will keep wicket for the Thunder and provide the side with plenty of batting power at the top of the order.
The 24-year-old is also a highly-skilled indoor cricketer and was part of Australia's indoor cricket World Cup winning team last year.
Koski is looking forward to playing alongside Southern Stars all-rounder Osborne, former national captain Alex Blackwell and ex-NSW teammate Rachael Haynes.
"I've been lucky enough to play with them for a couple of years, and now hopefully I can do the same as them and pass my knowledge on to the younger girls," Koski said.
"My very first shirt that I got was a Sydney Thunder shirt, and I loved watching Chris Gayle and David Warner bat back when they were at the club.
"That drew me towards the Thunder, as well as the chance to keep in the inaugural WBBL – it's a fantastic opportunity."
Koski moved to the Meteors this year to play in the Women's National Cricket League after coming through the ranks with the Campbelltown-Camden Ghosts in western Sydney.
The WBBL gets under way on December 5.
