David Warner: Australia star overlooked in 2022 Hundred draft Warner and Chris Gayle were among the names to go undrafted on the men’s side The Independent UK · Apr 5, 2022
Four Australians in ICC's Most Valuable Team of Women's WC, no Indian makes cut Australia skipper Meg Lanning was named captain, while her deputy Rachael Haynes and Beth Mooney were also picked in the team The Hindu · Apr 4, 2022
Four Australians in ICC's Most Valuable Team of Women's World Cup, no Indian makes cut DUBAI: Four players from champion side Australia featured in the 'Most Valuable Team' of the just-concluded ICC Women's World Cup while none from the Mithali Raj-led Indian side made the cut after their shock group exit. The Times of India · Apr 4, 2022
Australia revel in World Cup champions tag Meg Lanning and Alyssa Healy, survivors from Australia's 2017 World Cup campaign, have shared their pride in reclaiming the trophy in New Zealand. AAP · Apr 3, 2022
England miss out as Alyssa Healy brilliance steers Australia to seventh Women’s Cricket World Cup triumph Australia won by 71 runs in the final in Christchurch after Alyssa Healy smashed 170 in a target of 356-5 The Independent UK · Apr 3, 2022
Women's World Cup final, Australia vs England: Riding on Alyssa Healy special, Australia annex record-extending seventh title CHRISTCHURCH: Australia bossed their way to a record-extending seventh Women's World Cup title with a crushing 71-run win over traditional rivals England, stamping their undisputed dominance in the tournament after a breathtaking hundred from Alyssa Healy in the final here on Sunday. The Times of India · Apr 3, 2022
Australia power to Women’s Cricket World Cup final win over England Alyssa Healy hit a record-breaking 170 as Australia set a target of 357 runs, with England falling well short despite Nat Sciver’s heroics The Guardian - UK · Apr 3, 2022
Alyssa Healy’s record-breaking century fires Australia to victory over England The batter eclipsed fellow Australian Adam Gilchrist’s previous highest total in a final of the 50-over format. The Independent UK · Apr 3, 2022
Alyssa Healy's sparkling century leads Australia to World Cup win over England Opener Alyssa Healy hit 170 of just 138 balls as Australia beat England by 71 runs in the Women's Cricket World Cup final, despite Nat Scriver also notching a ton Daily Mirror · Apr 3, 2022
Australia beat England by 71 runs to win women’s cricket world cup England were bowled out for 285 after being set 357 for victory at Hagley Oval The Hindu · Apr 3, 2022
ICC Women's World Cup 2022 Final, Australia vs England: Alyssa Healy's blazing ton powers Australia to 356/5 CHRISTCHURCH: Conjuring up the innings of her life, Alyssa Healy put England attack to sword with a breathtaking 170 that powered Australia to a massive 356 for five in the Women's Cup final here on Sunday. The Times of India · Apr 3, 2022
Relentless Australia ready to prove gulf in class against England Australia are on an 11-match winning run, can score deep into the innings and have enviable strength in their bowling The Guardian - UK · Apr 1, 2022
Australia prepare for England in Cup final Australia are on a seven-match ODI winning run against England, their opponents on Sunday in the Women's World Cup final. AAP · Apr 1, 2022
Women's World Cup, Australia vs West Indies: Dominant Australia beat West Indies by 157 runs to cruise to final WELLINGTON: Australia booked their place in the ICC Women's World Cup final with a dominant 157-run victory over West Indies after Alyssa Healy's belligerent century was complemented by the bowlers here on Wednesday. The Times of India · Mar 30, 2022
The Independent UK · Mar 25, 2022 Australia survive scare against Bangladesh to top World Cup group A five-wicket win took Australia’s perfect record at the tournament to seven consecutive victories
The Times of India · Mar 25, 2022 Women's World Cup, Australia vs Bangladesh: Australia survive Bangladesh scare, finish on top WELLINGTON: Australia overcame a few anxious moments before getting past Bangladesh by five-wickets, a win that ensured them a top-of-the-table finish after the group stage matches of the ICC Women's World Cup here on Friday.
ABC News · Mar 24, 2022 Australia maintains unbeaten Women's Cricket World Cup run with five-wicket win over Bangladesh In a rain-affected match in Wellington, Australia struggles early in its run chase but still records a five-wicket victory over Bangladesh.
The Guardian - AU · Mar 24, 2022 Australia beat Bangladesh by five wickets: ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup – as it happened Australia’s unbeaten run at the tournament in New Zealand continued with a seventh straight win in a weather-affected match in Wellington
The Guardian - AU · Mar 21, 2022 Australia beat South Africa by five wickets: ICC Women’s World Cup – as it happened Over-by-over report: Australia stayed unbeaten with a five-wicket win over South Africa which was underscored by Meg Lanning’s century
AAP · Mar 19, 2022 Lanning leads Aussies to win over India Australia have pulled off a record Women's Cricket World Cup run chase, making 4-280 to reel in India at Eden Park on Saturday and qualify for the semi-finals.
The Guardian - AU · Mar 14, 2022 Unbeaten Australia see off West Indies in Women’s World Cup – as it happened Australia take a big step towards the semi-finals with a fourth straight win at the tournament in New Zealand
The Guardian - AU · Mar 12, 2022 Australia crush New Zealand in Women’s World Cup walkover – as it happened Hosts New Zealand failed to cause an upset against the world No 1 Australians in Wellington
The Guardian - AU · Mar 8, 2022 ICC Women’s World Cup: Australia beat Pakistan by seven wickets – as it happened Australia’s bid for a seventh title continues in earnest after a dominant display in their second match of the tournament in New Zealand
The Guardian - AU · Mar 5, 2022 ICC Women’s World Cup: Australia beat England by 12 runs – as it happened Rachael Haynes hammered 130 as Australia got the better of this battle of the old foes in Hamilton
AAP · Feb 3, 2022 Australia retain Ashes with 1st ODI win Four wickets from 18-year-old Darcie Brown and Beth Mooney's 73 runs have helped Australia retain the Women's Ashes by winning the first one-dayer in Canberra.