Australian cricketer Cameron Green has tied the knot with his long-time partner Emily Redwood in a beautiful ceremony that has captured the hearts of fans across the cricket world. The all-rounder, known
for his batting and medium-pace bowling, married the dietitian and PhD candidate on September 4, 2026, at Cottesloe’s Civic Centre Grounds in Perth. Photos shared on social media show Green looking sharp in a classic black tuxedo, while Emily dazzled in a flowing white gown, bouquet in hand. These pictures went viral quickly and guests, including fellow Western Australian and Perth Scorchers player Aaron Hardie, clapped and cheered as the couple walked down a petal-strewn aisle. The pair later shared a tender first dance, surrounded by family and friends under the Western Australian sky.
GREEN MARRIES RED. 💚♥️
– Many congratulations to Cameron Green and Emily Red on getting married. ❤️ pic.twitter.com/AfLeLFVGtm
— Mufaddal Vohra (@mufaddal_vohra) September 13, 2026
The wedding comes more than 18 months after Green’s romantic proposal in Yallingup in February 2025. He dropped to one knee against a stunning coastal backdrop and later posted the moment with the simple caption “Love this girl!! (forever).” The couple had been together for around five years before their engagement, building a quiet, supportive relationship away from the spotlight of international cricket. Emily has balanced her own career in nutrition and research while standing firmly behind Green through the highs of World Cup success and the challenges of injury setbacks.
Cameron Green Set for Busy Months with Australia’s International Calendar
Cameron Green steps into married life with a packed and high-stakes international calendar immediately ahead. He has been named in Australia’s squad for the upcoming ODI series against Zimbabwe, which begins on September 15 in Harare, followed by three ODIs against South Africa starting September 24 in Durban. These white-ball matches form a key part of Australia’s preparations for the 2027 Cricket World Cup. Immediately after the limited-overs series, Green will join the Test squad for a crucial three-match World Test Championship series against South Africa, beginning on October 9 in Durban. The series continues in Gqeberha and Johannesburg and carries major points implications as Australia sit near the top of the WTC table.
Green arrives in strong form. In the recent home Test series against Bangladesh he scored a gritty century in the second innings of the first Test in Darwin where he scored his first Test hundred on home soil and first since 2024. Those performances reinforced his place in the middle order and as a bowling option in an ageing attack that increasingly relies on all-round balance. Selectors have also kept him in the white-ball setup, where his ability to bat anywhere from the middle order and contribute with the ball gives the team valuable flexibility. The next 12 months look intense for him with South Africa, then tours of New Zealand, India and England and World Cup defence duties. Green has spoken openly about embracing the workload rather than sitting out formats, saying it is hard to sit outwith major tournaments looming. Cameron Green has married his long-time partner Emily Redwood in a beautiful Perth ceremony, with family, friends and fellow cricketers joining the couple on their special day.
