Special Aussie moment after World Cup triumph
Hailed as the most dominant national team in the world, Australia’s World Cup winners took in their victory in a special way.
Womens Cricket
Unbeatable Aussies make World Cup history
One of the best cricket teams in history has powered its way to another World Cup triumph.
Why Aussies are world’s most dominant sports team
Dream Team. All Blacks. USWNT. None have achieved the level of dominance of the Aussie women‘s cricket team, writes LACHLAN MCKIRDY.
How Harris was almost lost to international cricket
After more than five years in the international wilderness, Grace Harris was making the most of her roaring domestic cricket career. Her unwaveringly positive attitude paid dividends, writes LACHLAN McKIRDY.
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Scintillating start from batting star
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Awesome act in thrilling first game back
The WBBL got off to a cracking start with an act of individual brilliance showing why a change to the tournament was well overdue.
19yo sensation named as star’s replacement
The Sydney Thunder has turned to a 19-year-old star to lead the side, as previous skipper Rachael Haynes withdrew from the squad.
Aussie star pulls out of WBBL season
The Sydney Thunder’s hopes of going back-to-back in the WBBL have suffered a blow, with their skipper announcing her withdrawal from the side.
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