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 The Australian Cricket Team continued registered a dominating win over West Indies in the first semi-finals of the ICC Women’s World Cup 2022 played at Basin Reserve, Wellington on Wednesday. With the match reduced to 45 overs a side, West Indies Stefanie Taylor won the toss and decided to field first. It was a steady start by Australian openers Alyssa Healy and Haynes keeping the pressure back on the West Indies' bowling line-up. At the end of the first powerplay reduced to 9 overs, Australia scored 37 for 0. The Australian openers put enough pressure on the West Indies bowlers with attacking strokes and did not allow them to settle. Anisa Mohammed went off field injuring herself while fielding. Healy and Haynes put them under immense pressure. Haynes completed fifty off 66 balls while Healy reached half-century off 63 balls. West Indies catching was not up to the mark allowing Healy and Haynes to keep pressure on the opposition bowlers. The Australian openers showed their ...

 The Australian Women’s Cricket Team continued their winning streak as they defeated West Indies in a one-sided affair played at Basin Reserve, Wellington on Tuesday. West Indies captain Stefanie Taylor won the toss and decided to bat first. The decision did not pay off as Ellyse Perry dismissed Hayley Mathews with a beauty and then Kyica Knight off successive deliveries. Deandra Dottin and captain Taylor steadied the ship before Perry struck again to dismiss Dottin. Dottin and Taylor added 30 runs for the 3 rd wicket. At the end of the first 10 overs, West Indies women scored 34 for 3. Shemaine Campbelle and Taylor showed intent against top-quality Australian bowling trying to steady the innings. Gardner ended the partnership dismissing Campbell. Campbell and Taylor added 36 runs for the 4 th wicket. The Australian bowlers did not the West Indies batters score runs easily and kept picking wickets at regular intervals. On other hand, Taylor remained steady completing her fift...

 The favorite Australian team provided too strong for the hosts White Ferns in a one-sided affair played at Basin Reserve, Wellington on Sunday. New Zealand captain Sophie Devine won the toss and decided to field first. The Australian openers Racheal Haynes put pressure on White Ferns opening the bowling with attacking strokes. McKay eventually got Healy as Australian openers added 37 runs for the opening wicket. At the end of the first 10 overs, Australian women scored 37 for 1. White Ferns grabbed the wickets of Australian captain Meg Lanning and then dangerous Haynes to leave favorites in trouble at 56 for 3. The experienced Ellyse Perry and Beth Mooney steadied the ship for Australia keeping the scoreboard ticking. Mooney also made batting easy showing her intent. Amelia Kerr got rid of Beth Mooney with a lovely delivery. Mooney and Perry added 57 runs for the 4 th wicket. With Australia struggling a little bit, Tahlia McGrath came to the crease taking on Ferns bowlers. Sh...

 The Australian Cricket Team started their tournament with a win over arch-rivals England in a high-scoring thriller played at Seddon Park, Hamilton on Saturday. England captain Heather Knight won the toss and decided to field first. Alyssa Healy looked in sublime touch hitting boundaries to put pressure on the England bowlers. Healy was given out by the umpire but on review, it was overturned as not out. Sciver struck for England dismissing Healy caught by Brunt. Healy scored at a quick pace and added 35 runs laying a strong foundation. At the end of the first 10 overs, Australian women scored 37 for 1. After the field restrictions, Meg Lanning and Haynes took some time to settle before putting pressure on the England bowlers. Lanning completed her fifty off 75 balls while Haynes also reached half-century off 73 balls. Both well-set batters scored runs easily maintain the momentum for the Australian team. Katherine Brunt eventually dismissed dangerous Lanning with a good catch...

 The Australian women’s team began the multi-format Ashes series with their highest ever run-chase in the first T20I match played at Adelaide Oval, Adelaide on Thursday. Australian captain Meg Lanning won the toss and decided to field first. The England openers Tammy Beaumont and experienced Danielle Wyatt started cautiously before taking an attack on Australian bowlers. Both openers kept the momentum going for England with boundaries, especially Wyatt. At the end of the first six overs, England women scored 51 without losing any wickets. After the field restrictions, Wyatt and Beaumont maintained the momentum for England openers keeping the scoreboard ticking. King making his international debut struck getting rid of Beaumont with a simple return catch. Beaumont and Wyatt added 82 runs for the opening wicket laying a strong foundation for a big total. Nat Sciver came to the crease and continued to maintain the momentum. Wyatt looked composed reaching his fifty off 39 balls. ...

 The Indian women’s team again fell short against the mighty Australian team in the 3 rd T20I played at Carrara Oval, Gold Coast on Sunday. Indian captain Meg Lanning won the toss and decided to field first. It was an ideal start as Renuka Singh Thakur dismissed Alyssa Healy with a good catch by Richa Ghosh. Beth Mooney looked in great touch taking on the Indian bowlers keeping the scoreboard ticking along with Australian captain Meg Lanning. Australian women’s team scored 38 for 1 at the end of the first six overs. The Australian captain Meg Lanning was dismissed in an unfortunate manner as tried to cut the ball but hit the wickets off Gakywad’s bowling. Lanning and Mooney added 39 runs for the 2 nd wicket. Beth Mooney made the batting look easy as she smashed 3 boundaries off Kaur’s bowling. Pooja Vastakar got the wicket of Gardner to put the Australian team under some pressure. The Indian bowlers kept tight lines and lengths kept taking wickets at regular intervals. Elly...

 Despite a strong bowling effort, the Indian women’s team could not cross the line against Australia in a low-scoring 2 nd T20I match played at Carrara Oval, Gold Coast on Saturday. Australian captain Meg Lanning won the toss and decided to field first. The Indian team did not have a great start losing the wicket of Smriti Mandhana in the very first over thanks to a superb catch by Sophie Molineux. The Australian bowlers did not allow Indian batters to score runs freely. The Indian team lost 2 more quick wickets of Shafali Verma and Jemimah Rodrigues. At the end of the first six overs, the visitors looked in trouble at 25 for 3. Harmanpreet Kaur looked in decent touch hitting a flurry of boundaries putting the Australian bowlers under some pressure. The Australian fielding was up to the mark not allowing boundaries. In an attempt to hit a big shot, Kaur was stumped off Warhem’s bowling. Yastika Bhatia was run out in a mix-up leaving the Indian team in massive trouble. Nicola...

  It was another rain-affected day as the Indian team ended the 2 nd day in a strong position against Australia played at Carrara Oval, Gold Coast on Friday. Starting on the overnight score of 132 for 1, Smriti Mandhana was given a reprieve as she was caught by Beth Mooney, but Perry overstepped. After the chance, Mandhana showed intent and reached her maiden Test century off 170 balls with a lovely boundary. On the other hand, Punam Raut looked solid with the defense keeping the scoreboard ticking. Mandhana made the batting look at ease helping the visitors to go into a commanding position. She was not able to keep the shot down as McGrath took a simple catch at short midwicket. Mandhana and Raut added 102 runs for the 2 nd wicket. The Indian captain Mithali Raj came to the crease looking edgy and was not able to rotate the strike properly. The Australian bowlers kept tight lines and lengths not allowing Indian batters to score runs easily. Punam Raut walked out as the ump...

  Thanks to a brilliant batting effort by Smriti Mandhana, the Indian team ended the first day of the historic Pink Ball Test against Australia in a decent position played at Carrara Oval, Gold Coast on Thursday. Australian captain Meg Lanning won the toss and decided to field first. Smriti Mandhana began off in an aggressive mood putting pressure on an inexperienced Australian bowling lineup consisting of Darice Brown. On the other hand, Shafali Verma looked tentative as she was dropped in the slips by Meg Lanning going down to her left. Mandhana showed great attacking skills and hit Brown for four boundaries in an over. The luck was in favor of the Indian team as Indian openers survived few anxious moments. Shafali Verma looked confident after the initial drop chance. Mandhana reached her third Test fifty off 51 balls with a boundary. Shafali Verma got her 2 nd reprieve as Meg Lanning dropped the chance at slips off Sophie Molineux's first over. Smriti Mandhana showed her ...

  Thanks to a brilliant knock by Beth Mooney and contributions from McGrath, Carey, Australia sealed a thrilling last ball in the 2 nd ODI played at McKay on Friday.   Australian captain Meg Lanning won the toss and decided to field first. The Indian openers Smriti Mandhana and Shafali Verma started off aggressively taking on the Australian bowlers. Mandhana was aggressive smashing Darice Brown for 4 boundaries in an over. Shafali Verma also joined in with some lovely boundaries keeping the momentum going for the Indian team. At the end of the first 10 overs, Indian women posted 68 for 0. George Warhem was not able to bowl as she left field due to an injury.   After the field restrictions, Sophie Molineux provided the much-needed breakthrough for the hosts dismissing Verma taking the inside edge onto the stumps. Verma and Mandhana put on 74 runs laying a strong foundation. The Australian team made a strong comeback with tight overs against Mithali Raj and Mandhana....

  The Australian women’s team continued their winning streak in ODIs as they defeated the Indian team in the first One-day international played at McKay on Tuesday. Australian captain Meg Lanning won the toss and decided to field first. It was not an ideal start for the hosts as they bowled wayward deliveries that Smriti Mandhana and Shafali Verma took advantage of it. The debutant Darice Brown got the breakthrough dismissing Verma with a short delivery into the hands of Alyssa Healy. Mandhana and Verma added 31 runs in just 3.3 overs. Soon after, Brown got the big wicket of another opener Smriti Mandhana with a simple catch to Haynes at backward point to leave India in some trouble. At the end of the first 10 overs, Indian women made 51 for 2. After the field restrictions, the Australian bowlers did not allow Bhatia and Mithali Raj to score runs freely. Yastika Bhatia making her ODI debut impressed with her strokes while Raj also managed some runs against disciplined Austral...

 The Indian selectors announced the squad for their big tour of Australia to be played from next month. It comprises of 3 ODIs, a one-off Test, and 3 T20Is. All the top Indian players who participated in the Hundred tournament including Smriti Mandhana, Harmanpreet Kaur, Shafali Verma, Jemimah Rodrigues, Deepti Sharma has been included in both squads. Yastika Bhatia and Renuka Singh Thakur have been included the 18-member squad. It promises to be a cracking tournament as the Indian team would be looking to make a mark against a strong Australian squad in their own den. It looks like a strong squad as Mithali Raj will lead the Indian team in the one-off day-night Test and the ODI series. Smriti Mandhana, Shafali Verma, Punam Raut, Jemimah Rodrigues, Deepti Sharma, Harmanpreet Kaur comprise a good batting line-up. Apart from this Sneha Rana, Deepti Sharma comprises the all-rounders. Shikha Pandey, Jhulan Goswami, Pooja Vastrakar comprise fast bowlers. Rajeshwari Gakywad makes...

 The Indian women’s hockey proved everybody wrong as they stunned 3-time Olympics champion Australia in the quarterfinals played at Oi Hockey Stadium on Monday. Coming into the match, Australia dominated the Pool stage winning all their matches conceding only 1 goal and smashing 13 goals. Australia began off brilliantly, but Savita Punia made a superb save. India could have scored the goal as Vandana Katria hit the goal post and going out. The Indian defense remained solid not allowing Australia to earn a penalty corner. Sharmila Devi got injured trying to score a goal. Both teams went into the first quarter with a scoreline reading 0-0. The second quarter also began off well as Australia earned their first penalty corner. India lost the review. Savita Punia made a superb save to deny Australia. Gurjit Kaur who looked out of form during the league stages put India ahead in the 22 nd minute with a forceful drag-flick. Due to poor tackling, Monika Malik was awarded a green card ...

  The Indian women’s team will take on the mighty Australian women’s team in a 3 matches ODI, T20Is, and historic pink-ball Day-night Test match. After playing a Test against England in June, the Indian women’s team would be playing their first day-night fixture to be played at WACA Stadium, Perth. It promises to be an exciting series as the Australian team would look to dominate India in their own conditions. The series would start on 19 th September and finish on 11 th October 2021. The top two cricketing teams in the world would be looking to showcase their skills in all formats. The last time, the Indian women’s team played a Test match on Australian soil was 2006. There are some top-quality on both sides and hope to see lots of crowds on the ground. The Indian team will be looking to put their best foot forward in the day-night Test match against a strong Australian unit at WACA, Perth known for its pace and bounce. On the other hand, the Australian women’s team played...

  In a big announcement today, Cricket Australia has announced its schedule for the prestigious Ashes Test series starting from 8 th December 2021 to be played at Gabba, Brisbane. Australia is currently the holder of this prestigious series that they won in 2019 after drawing the series 2-2. Before this series, Australia will take on Afghanistan in one-off Test match starting from 27 th November at Hobart. It promises to be an exciting series with Australia looking to show their skills after losing to India in the Border- Gavaskar against a weakened Indian line-up that was without Virat Kohli, Mohammed Shami, Umesh Yadav and other top players. On the other hand, England would be looking to improve their performance on Australian soil after being hammered in the last Ashes series played in Australia. Apart from this series, Australia will be playing a series of limited-overs matches against New Zealand, Sri Lanka. The Australian women would be playing their Ashes series agai...

  The Australian women’s team defeated New Zealand in a one-sided 1 st One-day international match played at Bay Oval, Mount Maunganui on Sunday. Australian captain Meg Lanning won the toss and decided to field first. It was an ideal start for the visitors as Megan Schutt got rid of Hayley with a beauty. Amy Satterthwaite and Lauren Down steadied the innings for White Ferns putting pressure on the Australian bowling line-up. At the end of the first 10 overs, New Zealand women made 32 for 1. Down and Satterthwaite did the rescue job for White Ferns before Carrey dismissed Satterthwaite. Satterthwaite and Down added 69 runs for the 2 nd wicket. Amelia Kerr joined in with Down and scored at a quick pace. Down showed her class and completed her fifty off 90 balls. The things looked bright for White Ferns as Down and Kerr played with intent making life tough for the Australian. A superb stumping by Healy ended the innings for Kerr. Kerr and Down added 90 runs for the 3 rd wicket....

  The Indian Cricket Team proved everybody wrong as they stunned Australia in the opening match of the Women’s World T20 played at Manuka Oval, Canberra on 21 st February 2020. Australian captain Meg Lanning won the toss and decided to field first. The debutant Shafali Verma took the attack to Megan Schutt smashing her for 16 runs putting the host's bowling line up under pressure. Smriti Mandhana was dropped by Strano at midwicket. Verma looked in sublime touch with aggressive hitting. After a decent start by the Indian openers, Mandhana was dismissed trying to sweep and given LBW. The Indian openers added 41 runs in just 4.1 overs to lay a strong foundation. In the next over, Shafali Verma's innings came to an end providing an easy catch to Perry. Jemimah Rodrigues was given out by the umpire but the decision overturned as the ball was missing leg stump. The Indian captain Harmanpreet Kaur fell cheaply as the Women in Blue lost 3 quick wickets. Jemimah Rodrigues and Dee...

  Thanks to the all-round effort, New Zealand women registered a consolation win in the 3 rd and final T20I match played at Allan Border Field, Brisbane on Wednesday. New Zealand captain Sophie Devine won the toss and decided to field first. Beth Mooney looked in decent touch with positive strokes putting some pressure on White Ferns bowlers. Sophie Devine produced a beauty to dismiss Beth Mooney. Amy Satterthwaite dropped an easy chance to dismiss Meg Lanning at slips. At the end of the first six overs, Australian women made 42 for 1. Tahuhu coming into the second spell dismissed Healy who cut the ball straight to Perkins at backward point. Amelia Kerr immediately struck to get rid of Racheal Haynes giving a simple catch to Satterthwaite at midwicket to leave Australian women in trouble at 46 for 3. Ashleigh Gardner looked in fine touch putting pressure on White Ferns with attacking strokes. Australia lost their 4 th wicket as Meg Lanning hit a full toss giving an easy cat...

  The Australian women’s team proved too strong as they defeated New Zealand in the 2 nd T20I played at Allan Border Field, Brisbane on Sunday. New Zealand captain Sophie Devine won the toss and decided to bat first. Sophie Devine and Maddy Green began off steadily with positive strokes in the first two overs. The left-arm spinner Molineux bought into the attack struck by getting rid of Sophie Devine with a simple return catch to the bowler. Trying to steal a third run, Maddy Green was run out by a brilliant throw by Wareham and gather by Healy leaving New Zealand in trouble at 19 for 2. Suzie Bates struggled to time the ball while Amy Satterthwaite looked in decent touch putting pressure on Australian spinners. At the end of six overs, New Zealand women scored 36 for 2. After the power play overs, both White Ferns batters kept on ticking the scoreboard and hitting boundaries. Wareham struck for Australia as Satterthwaite was brilliantly stumped by Healy. The third umpire took...