Sam Needs, the Interim Head Coach, has published the names of 44 players to form the first training squad of his reign. They have two sessions planned at the Australian Institute of Sport in Canberra: 2-5 and 22-26 February. The List: KATALINA AMOSA RUBY ANDERSON *DILLYN BLACKBURN *LILLY BONE BREE-ANNA BROWNE EMILY CHANCELLOR LORI CRAMER
The Black Ferns will travel to the north of Queensland in Australia for a historic Test match against the Wallaroos in April, the first to be played between the two sides on ANZAC Day. Hosted by Sunshine Coast Stadium, the evening Test will take place on Saturday, April 25 at 9.45pm NZT/7.45pm AEST kick-off, uniting
Jemimah Rodrigues struck a sensational century as hosts India reached the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2025 Final with a magical run-chase against Australia. Rodrigues’ unbeaten 127 and Harmanpreet Kaur’s 89 saw India chase down 339 to knock out the defending champions, a record chase in women’s ODI cricket. Australia were firm favourites to reach
Story so far Seven-time ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup champions Australia entered the tournament as favourites and they have lived up to that tag during their unbeaten run in the league stage. Whether salvaging tricky situations, such as against Pakistan and England, chasing 200 down without losing a wicket, as they did against Bangladesh, or
Alana King produced the best bowling figures in ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup history to clinch top spot in the league stage for Australia. The leg-spinner dismantled the South African innings on her way to seven for 18, helping dismiss the Proteas for just 97. Despite losing a couple of early wickets, Australia chased that
Ash Gardner’s blistering unbeaten century helped Australia to a stunning six-wicket win over England at the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2025. The 28-year-old blasted 104 not out from just 73 balls to help the seven-time champions recover from 68 for four chasing 245 runs for victory. Gardner’s exploits were part of an unbroken 180-run
Alyssa Healy’s masterful century led Australia to a 10-wicket win over Bangladesh which sealed the reigning champions’ place in the knockout stages. Australia’s captain made it back-to-back World Cup hundreds with an unbeaten 113 in Visakhapatnam as she and Phoebe Litchfield, who made an unbeaten 84, chased down the target of 199 in just 24.5
Alyssa Healy’s superb century powered Australia to the highest successful chase in women’s ODI history as they beat India by three wickets at the ICC Cricket World Cup 2025. The 35-year-old smashed 142 off 107 balls, which featured 21 fours and three sixes, to break the back of the huge target of 331 after India
Beth Mooney’s first ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup century rescued Australia en route to a 107-run win over Pakistan. Mooney batted Australia out of a hole having been reduced to 76 for seven in the 22nd over and she was ably supported by Alana King. The pace bowlers quickly took control of Pakistan’s chase before
The league stage match between defending champions Australia and Sri Lanka at the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2025 was abandoned without a ball bowled at the R Premadasa Stadium in Colombo. In what would have been Sri Lanka’s first home fixture at the World Cup, the toss was initially delayed due to a wet
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