Aussies to face the music after shock exit
Australia coach Matthew Mott admits he and his side will face some tough questions after crashing out of the Women's Cricket World Cup.
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Australia bundled out of World Cup by India
India has sent Australia tumbling out of the World Cup thanks to a superb 171 from Harmanpreet Kaur.
Pietersen keen on return to international cricket ... for South Africa
Kevin Pietersen has reiterated the possibility of him representing South Africa after excelling on his return to domestic cricket in Surrey's 10-run T20 Blast defeat of Essex.
Sold-out Lord's awaits confident Australia
The winner of Thursday's semi-final between Australia and India will take on England at a sold-out Lord's.
Progress slow in cricket's pay dispute
Cricket's pay dispute shows few signs of abating, with fears next month's Test tour of Bangladesh could yet be scrapped.
Johnson says England will be scarred ahead of Ashes series
Former Australian speedster Mitchell Johnson has taken aim at England ahead of the Ashes.
England have big pre-Ashes issues: Johnson
Mitchell Johnson has declared Australia are a huge chance to reclaim the Ashes from an inconsistent England bearing the scars of their dismal recent Test history.
Unemployment looms for Australia's women cricketers at Cup's end
Australia's women's cricket team is potentially one game away from unemployment ahead of Thursday's World Cup semi-final against India.
Schutt-ing to top in her own way
Megan Schutt is the self-proclaimed ratbag of the Australian women's cricket team.
England into Cup final with last-over win over South Africa
England have reached the Women's World Cup final by winning a nerve-wracking contest against South Africa with only two balls to spare.
'Temporary amnesty': Top players set for West Indies return
The West Indies cricket board has reached an agreement with the players' union for a "temporary amnesty".
Fast bowling still the future: Beams
Despite the rise of leg-spinners, fast bowling is far from stumped.
South Africa crush England to level series
South Africa took full advantage of an abject England batting display on Monday to complete a crushing 340-run win in the second Test at Trent Bridge, which levelled the ...
Mooney ditches the gloves for World Cup dream
Beth Mooney has ditched the wicketkeeping gloves to force her way into Australia's World Cup side.
$2.6 million case: Get a lawyer or face trial, court tells MacGill
Former Australian Test cricketer Stuart MacGill has been given days to seek legal representation otherwise he could face trial in his $2.6 million injury case against Cricket ...
More video technology needed in World Cup, says van Niekerk
South African captain Dane van Niekerk has called for more consistent video technology at the women's World Cup.
Sutherland chooses cricket over footy
Australian cricket has received a boost in a tough period with the news teenage dual-code star Will Sutherland has chosen the summer sport over football.
Australia to meet India in semi
Australia has set up a World Cup semi-final against India after thumping South Africa in Taunton on Saturday.
Pitch battle: No resolution in sight in cricket's pay war
The pay dispute between Cricket Australia and its players shows no sign of ending soon.
Lanning out of South Africa clash
South Africa are targeting their first ever win over Australia when the two nations clash in Taunton on Saturday.
Bolton sees impressive form surge
Nicole Bolton saw the same specialist that helped Chris Rogers before settling on her trademark pair of batting glasses.
Is this the man to get cricket back on track?
Leading player agent Neil Maxwell has emerged as a potential white knight whose intervention has raised hopes of an impending resolution to Australian cricket's damaging pay war.
England star winning anxiety battle
Sarah Taylor is winning her battle with anxiety, and providing a beacon of hope for mental health sufferers the world over.
Perry will only get better – Mott
Matthew Mott says Ellyse Perry's bowling can still improve ahead of Saturday's semi-final against South Africa.
Cricketers hit back at Peever comments
Australia's players have hit back at Cricket Australia chairman David Peever's angry comments as the game's warring parties start the long road to resolving the ugly pay dispute.
Sixers teammate now the enemy for Australians
Australia will be up against a couple of familiar faces in Saturday's World Cup clash against South Africa in Taunton.
Stop tit for tat in cricket pay war: Gillespie
Both sides of Australian cricket's civil war can and should do more to end the impasse according to former fast bowler Jason Gillespie, who has bemoaned the ongoing "tit for ...
'Reckless': Cricket Australia chairman weighs in to pay dispute
Cricket Australia chairman David Peever has opened up about the gaping chasm that exists between the body he heads and the Australian Cricketers' Association over the bitter ...
Injured Lanning shines in Australia's win over India
Meg Lanning's unbeaten 76 has helped Australia to a dominant win over India.
Taylor calls for compromise to end pay war
Cricket Australia director Mark Taylor has called on both sides in the bitter pay war to reach a compromise as a former Test great declared the ongoing dispute as a "plague on ...