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Alana King’s Ashes Heroics Earn Her ICC Women’s Player Of The Month For February
Melbourne Cricket Ground: Alana King’s sensational performance during the Women’s Ashes has earned her the ICC Women’s Player of the Month award for February 2025. The Australian leg spinner edged out strong competition from her teammate Annabel Sutherland and Thailand’s Thipatcha Putthawong to claim the prestigious accolade.
Her win extends Australia’s dominance in the award, following triumphs by Sutherland (December 2024) and Beth Mooney (January 2025), making it three consecutive months that an Australian player has secured the honor.
This marks the first time King has received the ICC monthly award, and she was quick to credit her teammates for their collective success.
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Sutherland Calls For More Women’s Games At Big Stadiums
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Betty Wilson Young Cricketer: All-rounder Annabel Sutherland and left-handed opener Travis Head have clinched top honours at the Australian Cricket Awards in Melbourne by winning the Belinda Clark Award and Allan Border Medal respectively on Monday. Annabel got 168 votes ahead of runner-up Ashleigh Gardner (143) and third-placed Beth Mooney (115) to win the Belinda Clark Award for the first time.
Sutherland Scripts History With MCG Century As Australia Dominate England
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Christina Matthews Inducted Into Australian Cricket Hall Of Fame
Australian Cricket Hall: Former Australian women's wicketkeeper and cricket administrator Christina Matthews has been inducted into the Australian Cricket Hall of Fame at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) on Thursday.
Women's Ashes: Aussie Skipper Healy Says She Is 'good To Go' For MCG Test, England's Kate Cross Ruled Out
MCG Test: Alyssa Healy has said that she is "good to go" for the historic day-night Ashes Test at the MCG, starting from Thursday, with Australia's XI yet to be confirmed on the eve of the match.
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Australia Delay Selection Call To Check Healy's Fitness For Ashes Test
Melbourne Cricket Ground: Australia are sweating on captain Alyssa Healy's availability for the historic day-night Women's Ashes Test against England starting at the Melbourne Cricket Ground here on Thursday. Healy completed a full training session two days out despite battling a stress injury in her foot that saw her miss the entire T20I series while wearing a moon boot.
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Cricket Without Borders XI: Nick Hockley, chief executive of Cricket Australia (CA), believes the exhibition match featuring an Afghanistan women's team in Melbourne is a 'real beacon of hope' for the females of the country.
Alyssa Healy Included As Batter Only In Australia's Ashes Test Squad
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Nitish Kumar Reddy: With clear weather at the Gabba, Travis Head and Steve Smith smashed contrasting centuries to help Australia dominate proceedings against a listless India as the hosts’ reached 405/7 in 101 overs at stumps on day two of the third Test on Sunday.
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