Beth Mooney is thrilled about the upcoming pink-ball Test in the Women's Ashes at the MCG, seeing it as a chance for Australia to display their skills. Despite wishing the Test was earlier in the series,

Perry hurt her hip after landing awkwardly during Australia’s fielding innings and left the ground in pain.Perry did not return and Cricket Australia said she would undergo further assessment before day two.

Australian wicketkeeper-batter Beth Mooney increased her lead at the top of ICC Women's T20I Rankings among batters following a brilliant outing in the women's Ashes series against England. Australia's unbeaten run in the ongoing Ashes series against England has seen a host of their best performers make good ground in the latest ICC Women's Player Rankings.

England’s miserable Ashes campaign continues with heavy defeat in final T20 - Australia lead the multi-format series 12-0 with just the Test match to play.

It has taken just nine days for Australia's cricketers to retain the Women’s Ashes. The Australians won a fourth straight game in the multi-format series with a 57-run victory in the first of the three T20s between the rivals.

Australian women's team's star opener Beth Mooney has continued his golden run in the WT20I format. In the recent series against England, she recorded scores worth 75, 44, and 94* as the Aussies recorded a 3-0 clean sweep.

England will chase a target of 163 runs to win Saturday night’s Women’s Ashes T20 International at Adelaide Oval, with Beth Mooney’s unbeaten half-century the cornerstone of Australia’s innings.

Alana King has spun through England's middle order at the MCG, but Australia have concerns over superstar Ellyse Perry in the women's Ashes Test.

Beth Mooney's impressive performance in the women's Ashes series solidifies her lead in the ICC Women's T20I Rankings. Australian players dominate the rankings with significant gains following the series against England.

The visitors put in a woeful batting effort at Adelaide Oval as Australia secured the T20I series 3-0 to leave a whitewash on the cards

Alastair Cook predicts the England women's cricket team is years away from competing with Australia amid the side's horror Women's Ashes tour.

Heather Knight ‘gutted’ as England beaten again - The tourists trail Australia 12-0 in the Ashes ahead of the one-off Test.