Injuries have limited this tearaway quick to just 24 international matches across the past five and a half years, but Tayla Vlaeminck has kept busy on the sideline. Find out more inside.
A forgotten Australian bowler will make a long-awaited return to the green and gold in preparation for a World Cup.
Ellyse Perry has done it again – the Australian star produced another matchwinning performance to add to her collection and steer Bangalore to victory in the Women’s Premier League final.
From his back shed in the Hawkesbury region, a Sydney dad has created a centrepiece of one of world cricket’s major events, the concept of which is the brainchild of a former NSW Blues cricketer and legendary Balmain Tiger, writes BEN HORNE.
An injury to stand-in skipper Alyssa Healy in India has opened the door for a new Australian captain.
She’s the number one T20 batter in the world and now Tahlia McGrath has set her sights on the riches available in the inaugural women’s Indian Premier League.
Left out of the team for nearly a year for not scoring fast enough, Ellyse Perry showed the superstar she is in India.
Before last October Tahlia McGrath had never played a T20 international and now she’s the best batter in the world.
Australia’s all-conquering women’s cricket team has suffered its first loss of 2022, going down to India in a T20 thriller.
Records were set in front of a sellout crowd, including the biggest super over in women’s T20 history, in a classic match in Mumbai.
She’s earned praise from test cricket legends with her social media exploits, and 10-year-old Kaya Kumar is stamping herself as one of the next big things in Sydney cricket as she chases an incredible goal.
She’s long worn the tag of Australian women’s cricket’s next big thing but Phoebe Litchfield won’t try to fill the shoes of retiring superstar Rachael Haynes.
Cricket Australia has revealed its “big aspirations” to see cricket included in the 2028 Los Angeles Summer Olympics. Here’s the thinking behind the bid.
When Kim Garth first played for Ireland as a 14-year-old she had no idea her future could include playing for another country.
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