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Lauren Cheatle’s two-year wait to return to Australian colours is on the verge of being complete after she was called into the one-day squad for the three-match home series against New Zealand.
Lauren Cheatle’s two-year wait to return to Australian colours is on the verge of being complete after she was called into the one-day squad for the three-match home series against New Zealand.
The fixtures for the upcoming Twenty20 world cup in 2020 have been confirmed, with the big news being the men’s and women’s tournaments will take place far apart from one another.
2018 was a, well, memorable year for Australian sport.
It’s a rematch of the 2016 final, Australia and the West Indies will fight it out for the first spot in this year’s decider during the first semi-final. Join The Roar for live scores and coverage of the match from 7am (AEDT).
Australia will look to continue their unbeaten run and recent dominance over New Zealand at the Women’s World T20. Join The Roar for live scores and coverage of 11am (AEDT).
Ireland will open their T20 World Cup with a clash against the in-form tournament favourites Australia, at Providence Stadium on Monday morning. Join The Roar for live coverage of the match, starting from 7am (AEDT).
Yet again a World T20 is upon is, this time the women’s arena taking centre stage. Australia will be out to go one better after finishing runners-up in 2016 and enter as favourites. Their quest begins against Pakistan. Join The Roar for live scores and coverage from 7am (AEDT).
The Australian women’s Cricket team will tomorrow play their first game of the ICC women’s World T20 in the Caribbean against Pakistan.
The Australian women’s cricket team have enjoyed their fourth win in a row over Pakistan in Malaysia, this time in their opening T20 match.
For the Konstantopoulos family, summer is synonymous with cricket.
For the Konstantopoulos family, summer is synonymous with cricket.
For the Konstantopoulos family, summer is synonymous with cricket.
Australia might already have their women’s T20 series against New Zealand wrapped up, but they will be gunning to make it three from three when the sides head to Canberra. Join The Roar for live scores and coverage from 7:20pm (AEST).
Australia might already have their women’s T20 series against New Zealand wrapped up, but they will be gunning to make it three from three when the sides head to Canberra. Join The Roar for live scores and coverage from 7:20pm (AEST).
Australia might already have their women’s T20 series against New Zealand wrapped up, but they will be gunning to make it three from three when the sides head to Canberra. Join The Roar for live scores and coverage from 7:20pm (AEST).
Cricket Australia have confirmed their new CEO on Wednesday Morning, with Kevin Roberts stepping up to take the top job.
Australia will look to close out their T20 series against New Zealand in straight sets when the sides meet at Allan Border Field for the second match. Join The Roar for live scores and coverage from 2:10pm (AEST).
The summer of cricket starts this weekend with Australia taking on New Zealand in the women’s T20 series opener at North Sydney Oval.
The summer of cricket well and truly begins tonight when the Australian women’s cricket team take on the New Zealand White Ferns in the first of three T20 matches taking place over the next week.
The Australian women’s cricket team have named their squad for the upcoming T20 series against New Zealand, headlined by Meg Lanning and Ellyse Perry.
The 2018-19 summer of cricket is quickly approaching, and to many it feels like a whole new ball game – a chance for a new era of Australian cricket to commence.
One question I have been asked repeatedly over the last two weeks has been, ‘Mary, how do you feel about rugby league finally following the AFL and getting a women’s competition of its own’.
With the year coming to an end, it is worth reflecting on Australians international sporting performances during the year.
The last two years have heralded in the greatest revolution that has ever struck Australian sport.
The last two years have heralded in the greatest revolution that has ever struck Australian sport.
The last two years have heralded in the greatest revolution that has ever struck Australian sport.
Lauren Cheatle’s two-year wait to return to Australian colours is on the verge of being complete after she was called into the one-day squad for the three-match home series against New Zealand.