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Cameron Green marries Emily Redwood in Perth ceremony

WA cricketer Cameron Green, 27, married longtime partner Emily Redwood on September 4 at Cottesloe's Civic Centre Grounds.

Test cricketer Cameron Green walked down the aisle on September 4 at Cottesloe's Civic Centre Grounds in Perth. Green, 27, wore a black tuxedo as his bride Emily Redwood glowed in a white gown.

The couple have been together roughly five years. Redwood is a dietitian and PhD candidate.

They announced their engagement in February 2025 when Green dropped the knee in Yallingup. Friends and family clapped them out of the ceremony in a sea of petals, with Scorchers player Aaron Hardie grinning in the background.

Later, the couple embraced as they shared a dance. Cricketer Alana King and Rachel Khawaja, wife of retired Test player Usman, sent congratulations on social media.

Green has played 39 Test matches for Australia and is named in the squad for the South Africa tour later this month.

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Why it mattersA milestone moment for one of Australia's rising cricket stars, as Green marries his longtime partner in a celebration with family and fellow players.

AustraliaCameron Green is a high-profile Australian cricketer representing WA, and his personal life is followed closely by cricket fans across the country.

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