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Women's T20 WC: 'Molineux Is A Game Changer,' Says McGrath On Captain's Successful Injury Return
T20 World Cup: Australia's narrow defeat to South Africa in an unofficial Women's T20 World Cup warm-up fixture may have denied them a winning start to their preparations, but the return of captain Sophie Molineux provided a significant positive ahead of the global showpiece, and for vice-captain Tahlia McGrath, the performance was a timely reminder of the value the skipper brings to the Australian side.
Playing her first match since February after recovering from a back injury, Molineux wasted little time making an impact. The left-arm spinner struck with her very first delivery, dismissing Sune Luus, before removing Dane van Niekerk two balls later, finishing with figures of 2/17 from three overs.
"First of all, it's nice to have her bowling. Not bowling in (Australia's recent white-ball series in) the West Indies, it was awesome to see her with ball in hand as she takes wickets for fun,” McGrath said after the game.
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West Indies Fined 10 Per Cent Match Fee For Slow Over-rate In First ODI Against Australia
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‘Trying To Harness A Little Bit Of That’: Gardner Channels Fearless Spirit Ahead Of Landmark 100th T20I
T20 World Cup: Australia vice-captain Ashleigh Gardner is revisiting the fearless approach that defined her early career as the team prepares for the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2026 in England. The all-rounder is aiming to regain her top form ahead of a marquee tournament, while reaching a personal milestone of 100 T20 Internationals.
Pink-ball Test: Sutherland Hits 129 As Australia Extend Lead To 112 Runs Despite Indian Fightback
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Perry Nears Potential Return For WACA Test, Healy Says ‘her Ability To Get Back Up Is Remarkable’
WACA Test: Australia captain Alyssa Healy says veteran allrounder Ellyse Perry is edging closer to fitness ahead of the upcoming day-night Test at the WACA, though the final call on her availability will be made closer to the match.
3rd ODI: Healy, Mooney Fire Australia Women To Massive 409/7 Against India
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1st ODI: Mooney, Healy Guide Australia To Easy 6-wicket Win Over India
Allan Border Field: Australia produced a clinical all-round performance to defeat India by six wickets in the opening ODI at Allan Border Field on Tuesday, chasing down a modest target of 215 with authority to take a 1-0 lead in the three-game ODI series and also level the overall multiformat series’ tally to 4-4.
1st ODI: Aus Bowl Out India For 214 Despite Fifties From Mandhana, Kaur
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Litchfield Says Batters Must Take ‘more Ownership’ And Are ‘keen To Rectify Things’ Ahead Of 2nd T20I Vs India
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