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SEQ’s top 100 schoolboy and schoolgirl cricketers here; including our 1-10 ranking of the best of the best, plus our 2023 award winners.
Womens Cricket
Heat book date with Strikers in WBBL final after Scorchers rout
They took the tougher road, but the Brisbane Heat will play in the WBBL final after a dominating win over the Perth Scorchers at the WACA, making history in the process.
Gender-neutral change to Aussie icon
Adelaide Oval’s iconic scoreboard has introduced gender-neutral terminology to align with recent changes to the Laws of Cricket.
Cricket farce ‘simply shouldn’t happen’
Australian spinner Jess Jonassen will have to go buy a lottery ticket after she was clean bowled but remained not out.
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Healy diary: How Aussie women saw Langer saga unfold
As Australia’s women demolished England in the Ashes, most of the focus of Aussie cricket fans was on Justin Langer. Here’s how Alyssa Healy saw the coaching saga.
Ellyse Perry silences critics once and for all
Ellyse Perry has returned to her blistering white-ball best and now the Aussie all-rounder has an accolade to prove it.
Ashes annihilation sealed with a six
Australia has lost one ODI since 2017 and a rampant Ashes win could be the entree for World Cup glory.
‘Devastated’: Aussie’s World Cup setback
Australian all-rounder Hannah Darlington has withdrawn from the upcoming World Cup in New Zealand due to mental health reasons.
Rivals should be ‘concerned’ about Perry
Ellyse Perry mightn’t have been at her blistering best prior to Sunday, but Alyssa Healy says she’s now ready to shake things up at the World Cup.
‘Are you kidding?’: Aussie is a freak
Australia monstered the English with the ball and went on with the job, claiming an outright series victory in the Women’s Ashes.
‘Ironic’: Aussies take cheeky swipe at England
They may have already retained the urn but don’t expect the Aussies to go easy on England in the final two games of the Women’s Ashes.
Teen sensation heaps misery on England
The Aussies retained the urn by claiming victory over their most bitter rival in the first of three Women’s Ashes ODIs.
Forgotten detail in women’s cricket debate
Objective analysis and criticism is vital, but how can Meg Lanning and her teammates improve when their next home Test is four years away?
‘Very eager’: Aussies set for huge boost
Australia and England played out an intense Test match in the nation’s capital, but the home side is set for a big boost in the ODIs.
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