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Callington’s county champions at Boconnoc on August 30. Back row from left: Natalie Owen, Samantha Veal, Lara Alford, Natalie Beresford-Power and Marie Wilson. Front row from left: Ann Rider, Kate Bourn (captain), Julie Crichton and Jo Clews. Missing from picture: Kate Reid.
The live scorecard for the Match 6 T20 between Sri Lanka Women and Indonesia Women, being played at Dubai International Stadium, Dubai, is available here. Sri Lanka Women beat Indonesia Women by 75 runs. At the moment, Indonesia Women are at 49 after 18.3 overs. Ni Made Putri Suwandewi are currently at the crease.
A home Women’s Metro Bank One Day Cup Semi Final is at stake as Kent Women welcome Leicestershire Foxes Women to the St Lawrence Ground, Canterbury on Sunday 6 September.
Martley Cricket Club are gearing up for what many would see as the biggest day in the club’s history on Sunday, September 6.
Chamari Athapaththu produced a night to remember as Sri Lanka crushed Indonesia in their Women’s Asia Cup clash in Dubai on Wednesday, with the veteran all-rounder rewriting the record books with a stunning seven-wicket haul and a hat-trick.Athapaththu was almost unplayable, ripping through the Indonesian batting line-up with figures of 3.3-0-5-7. Her spell combined control,…
New Delhi: India will host the inaugural Women’s Champions Trophy in 2027 after the International Cricket Council (ICC) shifted the six-team tournament from Sri Lanka.
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The Hong Kong game will be crucial given India faces Pakistan in a high-octane and geopolitically charged group encounter later in the week. | Photo Credit: X/ Asian Cricket Council
FILE PHOTO: India wicketkeeper-batter Richa Ghosh was dismissed for a golden duck against Thailand. | Photo Credit: REUTERS
Chamari Athapaththu now has the best batting and bowling figures for Sri Lanka in women’s T20Is | Photo Credit: