Ellyse Perry destroys England opener's stumps with an absolute seed
Is there anything she cannot do?
Is there anything she cannot do?
And with just a little help from a classic England fielding effort!
The Australian cricket team’s next ODI series will be in India in January and the Australian selectors should only pick players who they think will still be playing in 2023.
After an already-taxing period of cricket, it appears half the battle for the impending Ashes could be keeping players on the park.
I can vividly recall watching transfixed as South Africa contrived to squander a gilt-edged opportunity to advance to the World Cup final in 1999.
New Zealand might have just missed out on a World Cup trophy but they look capable of winning their first Test series in Australia since 1985 this summer in what looms as a blockbuster clash.
The Cricket World Cup is rapidly fading into the distance, and the Ashes are just about upon us as cricket’s oldest rivalry gets ready to roar to life.
Tonight the Australian Women’s cricket team re-commence their fight to retain the Ashes when the first (and only) Test begins in Taunton.
It’ll be one of the most interesting selection trials in recent memory for our Australian men’s cricket team, with Australia and Australia A set to face off next week.
With the World Cup in all its triumph, tragedy and controversy over, the focus now turns to what can be described as the real pinnacle of cricket, at least in Australia and England.
England finally ended their World Cup drought by defeating New Zealand at Lord’s on the basis of a boundary count.
This game can be so cruel.
Martin Guptill leans forward, eyes fixed on the ball, a flick of the wrist.
Australian coach Justin Langer knows his final 11 for the semi-final against England but he won’t be revealing it before the toss. He did however admit that Peter Handscomb will definitely play and Marcus Stoinis is fit.
Now this is a welcome sight for Aussie cricket fans.
Who said umpires have to always be serious?
Six runs to win off one ball and then this happened!
Look at those stumps fly!
It’s a mystery the Australian team wasn’t arrested by Indian authorities. They didn’t even try to hide their actions.
It’s a mystery the Australian team wasn’t arrested by Indian authorities. They didn’t even try to hide their actions.
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