Annabel Sutherland goes for top dollar in Indian WPL auction

Annabel Sutherland goes for top dollar in Indian WPL auction

After playing off in this year’s WPL final,the Delhi Capitals and Mumbai Indians found themselves in a fierce bidding war for the services of the precocious Australian all-rounder.

  • byGreg Dundas

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‘Prepare spinning wickets at your own demise’:New skipper Healy dares India

‘Prepare spinning wickets at your own demise’:New skipper Healy dares India

Newly appointed Australian captain Alyssa Healy believes her spinners can match India’s if they prepare a spinning pitch for this month’s Test.

  • byMalcolm Conn
The orchestra conductor:Captain Lanning more at ease calling the shots than facing the crowd

The orchestra conductor:Captain Lanning more at ease calling the shots than facing the crowd

Meg Lanning will be remembered alongside Mark Taylor,Steve Waugh and Ricky Ponting as leaders of Australia’s golden eras,albeit without the earnings from the game to match.

  • byAndrew Wu
‘Nothing left to achieve’:Australian great Lanning retires from international cricket

‘Nothing left to achieve’:Australian great Lanning retires from international cricket

An emotional Meg Lanning has retired from international cricket,saying she has nothing left to give or achieve on the world stage.

  • byAndrew Wu andGreg Dundas
‘It’s pretty cutthroat’:Can Brisbane star fight back to world stage?

‘It’s pretty cutthroat’:Can Brisbane star fight back to world stage?

How was she ever axed? It is a question which must have many a cricket pundit wondering after this Brisbane star’s season launch,but the path back is daunting.

  • byNick Wright
Healy has surgery after ‘vicious dog attack’;Stars all out for 29 in record WBBL rout
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Healy has surgery after ‘vicious dog attack’;Stars all out for 29 in record WBBL rout

The Sixers star had surgery on Sunday and was ruled out of that evening’s 42-run loss to the Thunder in the WBBL.

  • byDaniel Brettig andClaire Siracusa
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Why Australia are no sure things to get a start in cricket’s Olympic return

Why Australia are no sure things to get a start in cricket’s Olympic return

The lure of Games gold could keep the world’s brightest T20 stars playing for their countries. But Australia have work to do to make sure they’re on the plane to Los Angeles.

  • byDan Walsh
Lanning’s scorcher:Australian star hits out at English rival over WBBL move

Lanning’s scorcher:Australian star hits out at English rival over WBBL move

Meg Lanning is not happy at the pathway the world’s No.1 ODI batter is taking to the WBBL,and the usually diplomatic Stars skipper was very clear about her disappointment and frustration on Tuesday.

  • byJon Pierik
All hands on deck for Australia’s women’s side as the heavens open above Melbourne

All hands on deck for Australia’s women’s side as the heavens open above Melbourne

Australia’s Alana King delivered a spell of the highest quality in between showers that wrecked the ODI against West Indies. In the rain,however,Australia’s players were needed to help protect the square.

  • byDaniel Brettig
Locked out of Lord’s:The women who blazed the trail for Australia’s dominance

Locked out of Lord’s:The women who blazed the trail for Australia’s dominance

Half a century after competing in cricket’s first World Cup,Margaret Jennings and Lorraine Hill will be cheering on Australia’s current women’s side at the Junction Oval on Thursday.

  • byCarla Jaeger
‘None of us have ever played the Olympics’:Cummins’ joy as Indian dollars secure cricket’s spot in LA

‘None of us have ever played the Olympics’:Cummins’ joy as Indian dollars secure cricket’s spot in LA

Ultimately it was money,and the prospect of Indian broadcast rights swelling revenue for the LA games by something in the region of US$200 million,that ensured cricket’s passage to the Olympics

  • byDaniel Brettig,Greg Baum,Roy Masters andCarla Jaeger