
Phoebe Litchfield is the first to admit that she is no stranger to impostor syndrome.
But after going from teenage prodigy to an established Australian opener in the space of a few years, any feeling of not belonging is quickly fading.

Phoebe Litchfield is the first to admit that she is no stranger to impostor syndrome.
But after going from teenage prodigy to an established Australian opener in the space of a few years, any feeling of not belonging is quickly fading.