Have a look at the fiance and to be wife of Beau Webster
Mitchell Marsh has been replaced by Beau Webster in Australia’s starting lineup. On social media, the 31-year-old all-rounder frequently posts photos of himself and his stunning partner Madeleine Lodge.
Beau Webster’s dedication and outstanding domestic cricket performance have earned him a spot in the Australian squad. He is a member of both the Melbourne Stars and Tasmania. In 93 domestic cricket matches, he has amassed 5,297 runs, including 12 hundreds, and claimed 148 wickets.
On the occasion of Webster’s debut, another noteworthy element has surfaced, and that is his connection with his long time girlfriend Madeleine Lodge. On social media, they are both garnering a lot of attention. There is much discussion about the two and their relationship.
Who is Madeleine Lodge girlfriend and to be wife of cricketer Beau Webster and more about his family and parents
Madeleine Lodge and age 31 Beau Webster who had been dating for a while, became engaged in January 2024. Following their Instagram posts of images from the ring ceremony, both of them received a barrage of compliments with the two having a daughter and dog together. Not much is known about Madeleine though apart from the fact that she often accompanies Beau at events together.
Webster is a cricket player who has achieved success in breaking into Australia’s senior squad. On the other side, hardly much is known about Madeleine Lodge, his partner. Madeleine uses social media frequently and posts photos of herself with Australian cricket player Webster, her partner on Instagram, where she has over 1,500 followers.
Beau’s parents are Tina and Rod and they live in Mount Nelson with their two dogs.
Webster has averaged 57.1 in first-class cricket since March 2022, while also picking up 81 wickets at 31.7 with him finally making his test but in the India vs Australia 5th test match in 2025.
Beau Webster’s career
After playing for the Tasmania U-23 team, Webster made his first-class debut for Tasmania in February 2014 against Queensland in the Sheffield Shield in Hobart. On October 3, 2016, he made his List A debut for Tasmania in the Matador BBQs One-Day Cup for the 2016–17 season. On January 2, 2017, during the 2016–17 Big Bash League season, he made his Twenty20 debut for the Hobart Hurricanes.
Webster was appointed captain of Cricket Australia’s XI for the JLT One-Day Cup in 2017–18. He struck 121, his first List A century, in the opening cup match against South Australia, helping the Cricket Australia XI win for the second time in the team’s history. He made the decision to use his height to his advantage in 2020 by bowling at a medium pace and adding bounce to his deliveries.