Australia women’s captain Meg Lanning has now set her eyes on 2022 after the ICC Women’s World Cup 2021 got postponed. She was disappointed with ICC’s postponement decision. but supports the decision because of the prevailing circumstances across the globe. Last month,
The defending champions Australia will fight for the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2020 trophy against India at home on 8th of March. Notably, these two teams also played the series opener but the result didn’t go into Australia’s favour. Australian skipper
The 26-year-old pacer Megan Schutt became the first Australian Women’s bowler and 11th overall bowler to claim a hat-trick in Women’s ODI history. Also, she became the first bowler in Women’s international cricket history to claim more than one hat-trick and that
Australia women’s national cricket team captain Meg Lanning recently completed her 13th ODI century. During that century completion, Lanning even broke the men’s cricket records and became the fastest batter to score 13 ODI centuries. Even Hashim Amla, Virat Kohli etc. are
On last Friday (26th July), Australian women’s captain Meg Lanning created a world record in Women’s T20I cricket after registering the highest individual score in Women’s T20I history. It was the first game of the three-match Women’s T20I of the ongoing Women’s
Women’s cricket have grown immensely over the past decade. The huge success of 2017 world cup has helped their game get more exposure and attention from audience. With women cricket bridging the gap in cricketing terms with men, there are few aspects
In another side of the story, the game of cricket always revolved around the money with sponsors, Broadcasters having their own rights. The pressure of Broadcasters will always be at the peak on the respective cricketing boards, which sometimes turn into cheap
The fast bowler from Australia, Megan Schutt has leapfrogged to the top position in the MRF Tyres ICC Women’s T20I Player Rankings. Meanwhile, Schutt finds herself in the top spot after a brilliant performance in the tri-series. Schutt finished with nine wickets
The Australian women’s team made light work of arch-rivals England in the final of the tri-national T20I series also involving India. They won by 58 runs at the Brabourne Stadium in Mumbai on Saturday. Captain Meg Lanning ended their tour of India
Australian batter Rachael Haynes has been announced as the replace skipper by Cricket Australia, for the upcoming Commonwealth Bank Women’s Ashes which will be beginning from October 22 in Brisbane. The New South Wales player was named as the stand-in for batting
