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.
Womens Cricket
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
An Aussie excitement machine has found a new gear just in time for the tour of spin-friendly India, her captain says.
World-beaters caught in wild Melbourne weather
Australian players were forced to frantically helped ground staff cover the pitch as wild weather hit their clash with the West Indies in Melbourne.
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Fresh twist after ‘tough’ injury news
Georgia Wareham’s WBBL campaign is over but a source at the Renegades says she may still be a chance to play in the Women’s World Cup.
Aussie star suffers cruellest of blows
An Aussie star’s hopes of competing in the Ashes series and the Women’s World Cup next year are all but gone as scans confirmed the worst.
Thunder cricketer wild about life on and off the pitch
This player has attracted Steve Irwin’s son Robert as a fan for her cricket game but especially for her work and passion off the pitch.
Kiwi makes history with insane knock
The Hurricanes’ Rachel Priest wasted no time in bringing up her first WBBL century as fans went absolutely bananas over her innings.
Star’s ‘bizarre’ act sets up thriller
A bizarre brain fade from Nadine de Klerk set up a thrilling finish to the Brisbane Heat’s clash with the Perth Scorchers.
‘Extraordinary’: Catch is out of this world
The skills of cricketers are just getting better and better and fans were once again in awe at an incredible piece of athleticism.
Strikers bring the thunder as McGrath shines
Tahlia McGrath’s dominant form has continued leading the Strikers to a comprehensive victory despite cancelation fears as Tasmania heads into lockdown.
WBBL soldiers on in first match of lockdown
This weekend’s WBBL games are going ahead despite Tasmania’s lockdown and the first of the four clashes went down to the last over.
Fresh twist in cricket Covid-19 saga
Announced by Premier Peter Gutwein on Friday afternoon, Tasmania’s three-day snap lockdown threatened to up-end WBBL|07.
Crisis meeting saves WBBL amid Tassie’s Covid drama
The WBBL was in disarray after Hobart’s snap lockdown. But a strict Covid protocol program has allowed the competition to go ahead. See the fixture.
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