Warner: Players want 'fair share' in new pay deal
Australia's cricketers have resolved to continue their fight for a "fair share" of pay and conditions after a two-hour meeting in Sydney on Monday.
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Sort out pay dispute: England captain
England captain Heather Knight hopes the pay dispute in Australia is resolved in time for the Ashes.
World Cup Final: England beat India by nine runs
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England set India 228 to win Women's World Cup
India require 229 to win the Women's Cricket World Cup after restricting England to 7-228.
Ashes still under threat despite 'productive' pay discussions
Summer's Ashes series still hangs in the balance despite meeting between CA and head of the players' association on Sunday.
Explosive email warns Ashes series under threat
Australia's cricketers have been warned the Ashes could be scrapped even if a pay deal is reached.
Broadcasters confident Ashes, BBL will go ahead
Cricket's television broadcasters remain confident the Ashes and the Big Bash League will go ahead despite claims from the players union the home summer is in jeopardy.
Could cricket collapse if the Ashes, and the summer, is scuttled?
Cricket's pay talks have taken another unexpected twist - and this time it's left many observers baffled and truly fearing the implication for this summer's Ashes series.
Aussie skipper faces tough decision on injured shoulder
Meg Lanning is facing an extended stint on the sideline to heal her troublesome right shoulder.
Blackwell refuses to rule out another World Cup bid
Alex Blackwell is still a key component of the Australian team, and the 33-year-old hasn't ruled out another World Cup campaign.
Australian cricket in crisis as pay talks fall over
Australian cricket was in crisis on Friday night after pay talks between players and the governing body fell apart.
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.
England and India set for Lord's blockbuster
Sunday's World Cup final between England and India looms as the biggest ever game in women's cricket.
MacGill reaches settlement with Cricket Australia
Former Australian cricketer Stuart MacGill has reached a confidential settlement over his $2.6 million injury claim against Cricket Australia.
Australian women out of World Cup and a job
Australia's women's cricketers will be unemployed as of Tuesday following their World Cup semi-final defeat.
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.
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.