Women's Ashes: Change looks inevitable for England after tour from hell ends in 16-0 series whitewash against Australia
What next for England after unwanted first of 16-0 whitewash defeat in Womens Ashes? Can captain Heather Knight and head coach Jon Lewis really continue - and who could replace them if they move on? F
England had their chances early on, didn't take them and Australia have gone on to blow them away and claim a remarkable 16-0 ...
Australia’s women had already retained the Ashes and now they’ve won the series against England. The Australians won the rain-affected second Twenty20 by six runs in Canberra to extend their 100% ...
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Lancashire sign Australian all rounder Ashton Turner for County and Vitality T20 blastThe season of franchise and domestic county championships has begun and some big cricketing personalities will feature in ...
Australia retained the Women's Ashes at the earliest opportunity with a 57-run thrashing over England in the first T20 at ...
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Australia look at T20 match for rise of Afghanistan women: Inspired by their resilienceBefore the T20 exhibition match between Afghanistan Women's XI and a Cricket Without Borders XI, Cricket Australia chief ...
Abu Dhabi Knight Riders head coach Dwayne Bravo highlights the ILT20's importance in enhancing UAE cricket, providing local ...
Big Bash League sensation Mitch Owen has started his new life as a T20 gun for hire, putting pen to paper on an ...
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Battle-hardened Australia face unbeaten SA in clash of top bowling unitsAustralia topped their group with comfortable wins against Scotland and Nepal, and a tense two-wicket win against Bangladesh.
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