Aussies secure Ashes despite shock injury news
The Ashes will stay in Australia after a fourth victory in a row over England, but the news was not all good for the home side with three games to go.
Womens Cricket
‘Seam straight down my head’: How Healy fell in love with cricket
In the latest episode of Little Chats, Tayla sits down with the stars of the Women’s International Test team ahead of the blockbuster Ashes series.
Aussie star’s claim for best catch of the summer
Australian women’s cricket star Ash Gardner has laid claim to taking the best catch of the summer after a stunner against England. But was it better than Glenn Maxwell’s BBL effort? See them both.
‘In the mix’: Aussies to spin Ashes selection move
England came to Australia expecting fast and bouncy Ashes wickets but spinning pitches so far have even surprised the home team who could swing a change to try and increase their lead in the series.
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Aussies wary of India backlash
Australia can secure an unbeatable one-day international women’s series lead with another win over India on Sunday.
Five-star Schutt destroys India
Megan Schutt and Georgia Voll were the standout performers as Australia took a 1-0 lead in its three-game women’s one-day international series against India.
Voll, Schutt, star as Australia rolls India in series opener
Debutant Georgia Voll was determined to “finish the job” with the bat as an Australian team inspired by a five-star performance from pace bowler Megan Schutt beat India by five wickets.
Leg Buys: Brisbane call for WBBL ‘rethink’ and fill final BBL list spot
Brisbane have filled the final BBL list spot with an Aussie all-rounder as they manage their roster availability issues while on the back of their WBBL final loss, the Heat have urged CA to give the league a ‘rethink’.
Heat star fit for WBBL final
Brisbane Heat’s hopes of beating the Melbourne Renegades in Sunday’s WBBL final have been boosted by the availability of a star batter.
Redmayne powers red-hot Heat past Thunder, into WBBL final
Georgia Redmayne hit the winning runs as Brisbane Heat secured a sixth successive victory – a nine-wicket thrashing of the Sydney Thunder – to secure a spot in the WBBL final. WATCH THE HIGHLIGHTS
Leg Buys: 40-year-old Siddle turns back clock to sign with Stars
Peter Siddle’s 20 year professional cricket career shows no signs of slowing down with the veteran snagging the final BBL list spot at the Melbourne Stars in a return over 12 years in the making.
Jonassen turning up the Heat
Jess Jonassen has bounced back in style from her omission from Australia’s T20 Women’s World Cup squad.
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