TAWC 365: On this Day in Women’s Cricket
Over ninety years of women’s international cricket. Talkin’ about women’s cricket 365 days of the year: on this day in women’s cricket.
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Test Cricket
Australia’s Women Test Cricket Captains
From the backblocks of the city and the bush, the 20 women who have led Australia into battle on the great cricket grounds of the world.
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A Legend to Bow Out at Lord’s
The legacy to be Carried On Jhulan Goswami, India’s veteran Indian pacer, is set to retire from international cricket after
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Conversation: Lisa Keightley on Test Eve
A quiet Sunday evening (for me) morning (for Lisa) chat with former Australian Test and ODI player, now England coach,
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Ashes Canberra Classic
If ever an advertisement for women’s Tests were needed, Heather Knight, Meg Lanning and their teams just placed a large billboard on Parliament House.
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Test Match Preview
The second leg of the multi format Ashes series gets underway today and the segment most are looking forward to: the Test match.
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The Beginning of Women’s International Cricket
It was on the 28th December 1934, eighty seven years ago today, that the very first Test match commenced when
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Weather Spoils Historic Encounter
Not since Adelaide in 2006 had there been a Test between Australia and India, but this time the weather spoiled this historic encounter.
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First Test on English Soil
In front of a curious English crowd of 5000 spectators on 12th June, 1937, the first day of the first women’s Test ever played in England.
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White Ferns International Debut
On 16th February 1935, New Zealand became the third nation to play women’s Test cricket, following England and Australia.
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