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Secret Life of Winning ‘Wello’

‘Wello’s’ TikTok channel: ’The Secret Life of Wello’ provides a personal narrative of Amanda-Jade Wellington’s epic ICC World Cup winning journey (2022) and hotel room isolation, quarantined around NZ for protection against ‘Covid.’ *She expresses elation whenever selected for the Australian’s winning team, and understandable disappointment when missing out on playing in the final match

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Charlotte Edwards Cup Fixtures 2022

The Charlotte Edwards Cup (for 20 overs) returns on May 14. Matches can be rechecked for times and venues, using the latest fixtures list as set out below. South East Stars W were the inaugural cup winners (2021). Beckenham, The County Ground* Please note venue change from previously published list Saturday, May 21 at 11h00:

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Anya Shrubsole retires from international cricket

England Women’s 2017 World Cup hero Anya Shrubsole has announced her retirement from the international game, ending a 14-year career at the highest level. Shrubsole, a two-time ICC Women’s World Cup winner and two-time Ashes winner, was awarded an MBE after bowling her side to a famous and dramatic victory off the back of record

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ICC Player of the Month Nominations for March

The women’s shortlist for March is comprised of stars from the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup in New Zealand. England bowler Sophie Ecclestone, and run-machines Rachael Haynes (Australia) and Laura Wolvaardt (South Africa) are in the running to scoop the award following stellar performances during the month against the world’s best. The ICC Player of

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Australia win ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2022

Australia won their seventh ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup with a 71-run victory over England in Christchurch. Alyssa Healy’s staggering innings of 170 saw Australia put on 356 for five as England’s bowlers had no answer to a batting masterclass, Anya Shrubsole’s three for 46 the only highlight for the defending champions. Nat Sciver once again

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