Georgia Redmayne

Brisbane Heat on Friday finalised their squad for the upcoming Women's Big Bash League (WBBL) season, with recruits Georgia Redmayne, Nicola Hancock, and Georgia Voll completing their 15-player list.

The Australia A Women completed a 3-0 sweep against India A Women by beating the latter by five wickets in the third One-Day International here on Friday.

Australian bowlers Megan Schutt and Jess Jonassen will miss the upcoming home series against India women's team slated to begin in September.

Indian batter Jemimah Rodrigues retired hurt during a Women's Big Bash League match after injuring her left wrist. Despite this, her team, Brisbane Heat, secured a nine-wicket victory over Sydney Thunder. Rodrigues's injury occurred while fielding, and her participation in the upcoming ODI series against Australia is now in doubt.

India A will take on their Australian counterparts in the first of three women's limited overs games here at the Mumbai Cricket Association's Bandra-Kurla complex facility on Monday.

Deepti Sharma led London Spirit to a thrilling victory in The Hundred Women's final, hitting a match-winning six with 4 runs needed off 3 balls. Her unbeaten 16 off 16 balls guided the team to a four-wicket win while chasing 116. Despite a tense situation at 110-6, Deepti remained composed under pressure. Earlier, Welsh Fire posted 115-8, with Jess Jonassen top-scoring. London Spirit's first Hundred title was sealed by Deepti's heroics, capping an outstanding tournament for her.

Defending champions Brisbane Heat and a clinical Adelaide Strikers posted commanding victories as Australia's Twenty20 women's Big Bash League started Sunday on a wet Sydney day that caused havoc.

Eighteen-year-old Australian cricketer Lucy Hamilton etched her name in the Women's Big Bash League (WBBL) record books on Sunday. Playing for Brisbane Heat against Melbourne Stars, Hamilton became the youngest player to achieve a five-wicket haul in the league's history. Her remarkable spell of 5-8 helped restrict Stars to a modest total, which Heat chased down comfortably.

On a roll, the upbeat India A women will look to seal the three-match T20 series when they take on their Australian counterparts in the second game here on Wednesday.

Indian skipper Harmanpreet Kaur has been shortlisted for the Women's Big Bash League Team of the Decade. The shortlist features 50 players who have played at least 60 WBBL matches. Fans can vote for their favorite players from November 11-24, with the final 12-player team announced on December 1st.

The T20 Spring Challenge in Australia is scheduled from 11 to 20 October 2024. Featuring eight Women's Big Bash League (WBBL) teams and the ACT Meteors, each team will play four games with top teams advancing to semi-finals and then the final. Find the full schedule, squads and live streaming information.

India and Australia renew their rivalry in Test cricket after 15 years and home team skipper Meg Lanning hopes the day-night game beginning here on Thursday is the start of "something special".

Outplayed in every aspect of the game so far, the Indian women's cricket team desperately needs its top order to strike form and its bowlers to show some spark against an in-form Australia in the second ODI here on Friday.

Bolstered by Jemimah Rodrigues' return to form, India will look to come out all guns blazing in the second women's T20 International against Australia on Saturday after rain played spoilsport in the opening game here.

Having gained significantly in confidence with a fighting performance in one-dayers, the Indian women's cricket team would now go through a trial by fire when it make its day-night Test debut against Australia in the one-off game beginning here on Thursday.

Skipper Harmanpreet Kaur's return from an injury layoff will make for a heavyweight presence as a buoyant India challenge a multi-dimensional Australian women's team in a three-match T20I series beginning here on Thursday.

India's under-fire bowlers will need to put up a much-improved show as they face the ignominy of a clean sweep against an Australian team, which is looking for its 27th win on the trot, during the third and final women's ODI on Sunday.

The under-fire middle-order will be expected to deliver when India take on the mighty Australia in the ODI series beginning here on Tuesday, aiming to finalise their combination ahead of the Women's World Cup next year.