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*Official* Women's World Cup 2022
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honestbharani
Whatever it takes!!!
Good luck England.
Well played SA and WI. I really wish they get a more packed calendar for women's cricket from next year with WPSL, WIPL and WCPL all on the horizon alongside WBBL and W100.
Well played SA and WI. I really wish they get a more packed calendar for women's cricket from next year with WPSL, WIPL and WCPL all on the horizon alongside WBBL and W100.
Lillian Thomson
Hall of Fame Member
Sky are patting themselves on the back for making the Final free to air. It's good of course, but at 2am I'm not sure it'll make a vast difference to the numbers watching.
Lillian Thomson
Hall of Fame Member
How is a tie decided?
Super over till there is a winner. If the first so ends a tie they repeat till there is a winner.
The number of boundaries from the men's wc has been removed.
SillyCowCorner1
Moooo
This might be a low-scoring thriller
James
Cricket Web Owner
Seems that way doesn't it - good bowling so far and quite a bit of movement. You feel Healy will try something soon.
SillyCowCorner1
Moooo
But if England doesn't take wickets early, I feel that these two girls will weather the storm and counter-attack.
James
Cricket Web Owner
Totally agree, especially with Ash Gardner at 7, they bat seriously deep.
James
Cricket Web Owner
and here we go....
SillyCowCorner1
Moooo
Fuller Pilch
Hall of Fame Member
If they have kids (who may or may not play the game) she and Starc will pass down some quality cricket genes - keeping, batting, and left-arm pace.
James
Cricket Web Owner
For sure - would certainly have some talented parents. I remember reading this interview:
Mitch: Cricket doesn’t last forever, and we’re both past 30 now, both been playing for over 10 years. We’re not the first people in a relationship to both play professional sport, but jeez it’s hard with cricket schedules that never align.
Planning a family has never been a pushed subject for either of us, because I know that if we do want a child, that’s a period of time Alyssa is out of the game, at a time when she’s dominating.
Alyssa: No one puts pressure on anyone in this household. Except my mum, who says, “Don’t keep me waiting too long!” Whether I want kids is probably a question people ask me more than I ask myself. Even though Cricket Australia has a fantastic pregnancy policy [including players eligible for 12 months’ paid leave, costs covered for support people and guaranteed contract extensions], if I go away and have a baby, come back and begin playing again, I would want to take the baby on tour. So when would Mitch get to see the baby? The sad reality is that one of us has to retire to start a family, and the obvious choice is me, because of Mitch’s earning power.
Howzat? Cricket's golden couple open up about life, love and iso living
Alyssa Healy and Mitchell Starc first met in primary school, where they shared wicketkeeping duties. They discuss how they balance their relationship with their schedule and the annual award they both covet.
SillyCowCorner1
Moooo
Wyatt messes up big here with that dropped catch
SillyCowCorner1
Moooo
Catches win matches ffs
SillyCowCorner1
Moooo
Safe to say that this is Australia's game to lose. They're on top of everything at the moment.
Fuller Pilch
Hall of Fame Member
Interesting articleFor sure - would certainly have some talented parents. I remember reading this interview:
Mitch: Cricket doesn’t last forever, and we’re both past 30 now, both been playing for over 10 years. We’re not the first people in a relationship to both play professional sport, but jeez it’s hard with cricket schedules that never align.
Planning a family has never been a pushed subject for either of us, because I know that if we do want a child, that’s a period of time Alyssa is out of the game, at a time when she’s dominating.
Alyssa: No one puts pressure on anyone in this household. Except my mum, who says, “Don’t keep me waiting too long!” Whether I want kids is probably a question people ask me more than I ask myself. Even though Cricket Australia has a fantastic pregnancy policy [including players eligible for 12 months’ paid leave, costs covered for support people and guaranteed contract extensions], if I go away and have a baby, come back and begin playing again, I would want to take the baby on tour. So when would Mitch get to see the baby? The sad reality is that one of us has to retire to start a family, and the obvious choice is me, because of Mitch’s earning power.
Howzat? Cricket's golden couple open up about life, love and iso living
Alyssa Healy and Mitchell Starc first met in primary school, where they shared wicketkeeping duties. They discuss how they balance their relationship with their schedule and the annual award they both covet.www.smh.com.au