A superb unbeaten half-century to Beth Mooney propelled Australia to a commanding 72-run win in Saturday night’s T20 International against England at Adelaide Oval, the result continuing the visitors’ Women’s Ashes nightmare.
Australian’s women’s cricket team say they want to “embarrass” England in the Ashes after the Poms were cruelly denied a rare win.
A former English player has revealed she has been “hung out to dry” by the current women’s cricket team in their horror Ashes campaign.
England’s struggling Ashes team have adopted a siege mentality, with a former teammate given the cold shoulder.
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.
Australian women’s captain Alyssa Healy is in doubt for the remainder of the Ashes series and potentially the rest of the season as she battles a foot issue that has forced Cricket Australia to delay the naming of its squad for the MCG Test.
After beating his captaincy ban, David Warner has dived into leadership in the Big Bash and urprised some opponents turned teammates.
From hot air balloons to flaming cricket bats, Cricket Australia has tried everything it can to promote the women’s Ashes Test at the MCG, but fate has conspired against them, writes DANIEL CHERNY.
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.
Young Australian star Sam Konstas is embracing being labelled “the cricketing version of Raygun” as the UK media took several swipes at the opening batter ahead of this year’s Ashes.
After a breakthrough Test debut, Beau Webster will tick some big boxes to keep his career going after signing a new deal.
England are not quite sure what to make of Sam Konstas. That’s part of his charm and why opponents find him unsettling and irritating, writes ROBERT CRADDOCK.
Australian teen sensation Sam Konstas makes Bazball look conservative, but batting like that won’t last at Test level, writes the Times’ Steve James.
The rating of Sydney’s controversial Test pitch as “satisfactory” has opened the door for more hellfire decks and fast bowling blitzes in next summer’s Ashes.
This is the photo which sums up the stunning rise of women’s cricket in Australia. We look back on our Ashes stars and their rise from the backyard to the big stage.
The architect of ‘Bazball’ – England coach Brendon McCullum – believes Sam Konstas is a ready-made matchwinner but Australia must have the right structures in place to support his brash batting.
Australia and England’s women may be preparing to battle it out for the Ashes, but they are united in their call to make future series three Tests to avoid the one-off match become a ‘novelty’.
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.
The Australian women’s cricket team is arguably the most successful of any sport and going into a blockbuster series players want their time in the spotlight.
Spin played its smallest role in an Australian summer in three decades, and while Nathan Lyon might be the GOAT, his returns against India could force a major rethink for England.
Australian selectors can sit back and bask in another series victory, but huge doubts remain over the future of the ageing team.
South Africa became the first team to reach the World Test Championship final – only for the achievement to be delegitimised in a classic case of cricket snobbery, writes DANIEL CHERNY.
In one of the most prickly interviews of 2024, champion quick Rodney Hogg has opened up on his hatred of the MCG, awkward fan interactions – and why he sells fake, signed baggy greens.
Australia’s injury riddled all-rounder Sophie Molineux has run out of luck again with knee surgery ruling her out of the upcoming women’s Ashes kicking off on January 12.
What should have been the happiest cricketing moment of Fawad Ahmed’s life quickly turned into a nightmare on English soil. He opens up to DANIEL CHERNY for our No Test Wonders series.
Australia, you’ve been warned. England have unearthed another fast bowling threat, and he’s just completed an incredible feat in his first year of Test cricket.
Brand new father Mitch Marsh is set to limit the impact of Cameron Green’s absence this Summer, while Travis Head is ‘mentally fresh’ coming into the series cold.
For the first time in more than three decades Australia play India in a five-Test series, giving this series an Ashes-type billing. And it has all the ingredients to challenge that rivalry, writes DANIEL CHERNY.
Teammates in pink, combatants in green and gold, navy and red. That’s the prospect facing Sydney Sixers teammates Ash Gardiner and Sophie Ecclestone as they prepare to face each other in next year’s Ashes at the SCG.
Lincoln Muddle thought his chance at playing any type of sport had been taken from him after a tragic accident that left him vision impaired. But a chance meeting with a friend changed everything and he is now wowing the GOAT with what he can do on a cricket pitch.
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