Why Ash Gardner believes WBBL season should be shorter
Cricket Australia has been on a mission to grow the women’s game for many years. But there is a good reason why a shorter WBBL season makes sense.
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Banned: Ellyse Perry to miss WBBL season opener
The WBBL starts on Thursday night, but the season opener will be without one of its biggest drawcards following a suspension that has carried over from last season.
Ruthless Aussies destroy West Indies
Australia’s bowlers carved up the West Indies in another clinical display, but the series win came amid DRS drama and an injury scare.
Forgotten spinner now trump card
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Covid-19 case causes chaos for WBBL
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The Indian stars ready to take WBBL by storm
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Scintillating start from batting star
Alyssa Healy was left shaking her head at times during the Indian series, but back in the WBBL she let fly with a monster innings.
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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