Browsing: WBBL 2026

At 35, Ellyse Perry remains cricket’s most compelling study in sustained excellence. Her unbeaten-in-spirit 58 from 38 balls against the Brisbane Heat at Allan Border Field on 30 October 2026 did more than launch Sydney Sixers’ Women’s Big Bash League (WBBL) 12 campaign with a four-wicket, last-ball victory; it reaffirmed that one of the sport’s…

Annabel Sutherland has begun Women’s Big Bash League (WBBL) 12 in emphatic fashion, declaring herself in “a good place” with her T20 game after an all-round masterclass that powered Melbourne Stars to an 18-run win over defending champions Hobart Hurricanes at Junction Oval on 29 October 2026. The 25-year-old former Stars skipper struck 57 from…

The 6th Match of the Women’s Big Bash League 2026 will bring Sydney Thunder Women and Brisbane Heat Women face to face at Drummoyne Oval, Sydney, on Sunday, November 1, 2026. The match is set to begin at 10:10 AM IST. Sydney Thunder have already earned two points from their first match, while Brisbane Heat…

Sydney Thunder Women are set to meet Brisbane Heat Women in the sixth match of the Women’s Big Bash League 2026 at Drummoyne Oval, Sydney, on Sunday, November 1, 2026. The game will begin at 10:10 AM IST (3:40 PM local time). Thunder made a winning start to their campaign by defeating Melbourne Renegades by six…

Hannah Darlington’s return to the Women’s Big Bash League (WBBL) 12 was always going to be emotional, but the 24-year-old Sydney Thunder allrounder made it emphatic at the Junction Oval on Thursday, claiming 2 for 29 from four overs in Thunder’s six-wicket season-opening win over the Melbourne Renegades. Less than a year after becoming the…

Sydney Sixers Women produced a thrilling last-ball victory over Brisbane Heat Women, chasing down a target of 155 to register a four-wicket win in the third match of the Women’s Big Bash League (WBBL) 12 at Allan Border Field, Brisbane, on October 30, 2026. In a contest that went down to the final delivery, Georgia…

Tayla Vlaeminck’s return to the Women’s Big Bash League was less about the Melbourne Renegades’ six-wicket defeat to the Sydney Thunder and more about the sight of one of Australia’s most electrifying fast bowlers running in hard, striking early and bowling with genuine pace again.

Over at the WACA Ground on October 31, 2026, the Perth Scorchers open their campaign in Women’s Big Bash League (WBBL) 12, against a Melbourne Renegades side eager to bounce back quickly from a tough start.

Over at the WACA Ground on October 31, in match 5 of the Women’s Big Bash League (WBBL) 12, the Perth Scorchers open their campaign against a Melbourne Renegades side eager to bounce back quickly from a tough start. The Scorchers boast a formidable squad stacked with international pedigree and explosive hitters at the top,…

The Adelaide Strikers step out onto Karen Rolton Oval on October 31 looking to stamp their authority early in the Women’s Big Bash League (WBBL) 12, welcoming a Melbourne Stars side that already got off to a flyer.

The Adelaide Strikers step out onto Karen Rolton Oval mph match 4 of the Women’s Big Bash League (WBBL) 12 looking to stamp their authority early in the tournament, welcoming a Melbourne Stars side that already got off to a flyer. The Strikers always bring a fierce competitive edge to home turf, blending experienced match-winners…

Georgia Wareham has become only the second Melbourne Renegades player, after skipper Sophie Molineux, to make 100 WBBL appearances for the club, reaching the landmark in the Renegades’ campaign opener against Sydney Thunder at the Junction Oval in Melbourne.

Sydney Thunder began the 12th edition of the Women’s Big Bash League in emphatic fashion, defeating Sophie Molineux’s Melbourne Renegades by six wickets at the Junction Oval in Melbourne on Thursday. Chasing 139, Thunder reached 140 for 4 in just 17 overs, with skipper Phoebe Litchfield opening alongside Georgia Voll and making a brisk 14…

England vice-captain Charlie Dean has arrived at the Women’s Big Bash League with a point to prove. The 25-year-old off-spinning all-rounder, representing the Melbourne Stars in her maiden WBBL campaign in the tournament’s 12th edition, has begun her Australian adventure with a composed debut performance, even as she seeks to overturn an uncomfortable winless record…

Heather Graham has become the seventh player in Women’s Big Bash League history to reach 150 appearances, joining Beth Mooney, Jess Jonassen, Katie Mack, AJ Wellington, Molly Strano and Bridget Patterson in an exclusive group of the competition’s most enduring servants.

The second match of the Women’s Big Bash League (WBBL) 12 in Melbourne delivered an absolute thriller filled with powerful strokes, crucial partnerships, and intense bowling spells. Winning the toss and facing the early pressure, the Melbourne Stars Women innings started with openers Rhys McKenna and captain Meg Lanning.