Due to the COVID-19 pandemic the Irish women's domestic Super Series was limited to eight List A games only, with no T20 fixtures taking place.
[4] She made her List A debut on 3 August 2020 for Typhoons against Scorchers at Oak Hill aged just 14.
[6] She would appear sporadically for Typhoons in 2022 before receiving a call-up for the 2023 Under-19 Women's T20 World Cup late that year.
[8][9] After beating Indonesia,[10] Ireland would qualify for the Super Sixes stage but not win any further games in the competition.
Head Coach Ed Joyce noted that "Freya Sargent has impressed at youth international and Super Series level and has earned a call-up...she also performed well at the Under-19s World Cup at the start of the year, so I have no doubt she'll be well positioned for a step up in standard.”[13] She made her WT20I debut in the first match of the series on 14 August, going wicketless from her four overs.