Kira Meghan Chathli is getting recognition for her batting and keeping abilities across English women's domestic cricket. 

The Surrey cricketer made her county debut in 2013 in a match against Essex at the age of 14. However, it was only years later that the 1999-born player became a regular fixture in the Surrey side. 

In 2016, she became the first female to achieve the landmark of scoring a 50+ score in a men's game in the Dulwich Cricket Club's more than a century-old history. Interestingly, her brother Harry also recorded a fifty in the same match, which was an even rarer feat.

In 2019, she scored 107 runs in Surrey's County Championship campaign and, a year later, she played a crucial role in the London Cup victory over Middlesex at the Oval – the first domestic match played in England following the pandemic lockdown.

As of now, the wicketkeeper-batter's Hundred side is the London Spirit. However, in the past, she has played for other Hundred franchises as well. 

(As of August 2025)