Browsing: WNCL 2026-27

The Women’s National Cricket League (WNCL) 2026-27 clash at the iconic WACA Ground delivered a thrilling, high-scoring contest between Western Australia Women and Tasmania Tigers Women, packed with dramatic turnarounds, middle-order resilience, and high-octane bowling performances.

In an exciting Women’s National Cricket League (WNCL) 2026-27 encounter at Cricket Central, Queensland Fire delivered a dominant performance to secure a resounding 111-run victory over New South Wales (NSW) Breakers. The match unfolded with high-intensity cricket, sharp individual contributions, and dynamic partnerships that swung the game decisively in Queensland’s favor.

Western Australia occupies 2nd place on the Women’s National Cricket League (WNCL) 2026-27 points table with 5 points and a healthy net run rate of +2.039 after securing a dominant, bonus-point win in match one. Tasmania Tigers find themselves in 5th place with 0 points and a NRR of -2.039, eager to bounce back after…

Victoria Women sit in 3rd position on the Women’s National Cricket League (WNCL) 2026-27 table with 4 points and a positive net run rate of +0.119 following a tight victory in their first match. South Australia Scorpions are just behind them in 4th place with 0 points and a NRR of -0.119 after dropping a…

New South Wales Breakers head into this Women’s National Cricket League (WNCL) 2026-27 clash sitting pretty at the top of the standings with 5 points and a massive net run rate of +3.380, having claimed a bonus-point victory in their opening outing. On the flip side, Queensland Fire are down at the bottom of the…

The Women’s National Cricket League (WNCL) 2026-27 action at the W.A.C.A. delivered high drama as Tasmania Women clashed with Western Australia Women.

The Women’s National Cricket League (WNCL) 2026-27 opening day delivered another absolute classic as Victoria Women clinched a dramatic 2-wicket victory over South Australia Scorpions with just three balls remaining. In a high-stakes fixture packed with momentum swings, heroic individual centuries, and nerve-wracking death-overs drama, fans were treated to a brilliant spectacle of domestic cricket.

The Women’s National Cricket League (WNCL) fixture in Sydney delivered a thrilling contest as New South Wales Breakers secured a commanding six-wicket victory over Queensland Fire, comfortably cruising to the finish line with 150 balls remaining.

New South Wales Breakers begin their 2026–27 Women’s National Cricket League campaign with unfinished business, renewed depth and a point to prove. After dominating the previous edition before suffering a seven-run defeat to Queensland Fire in the rain-affected final on 21 March 2026 at Cricket Central, Sydney, the Breakers will open the new season against…

In the Women’s National Cricket League (WNCL) 2026-27, Western Australia put together a strong campaign last season, finishing third on the ladder with 31 points from 7 wins and a positive net run rate of +0.137. Tasmania had a much tougher ride, finishing sixth after winning 3 of their 12 matches and accumulating 15 points.…

In the Women’s National Cricket League (WNCL) 2026-27, South Australia Scorpions finished in fourth spot last season with 31 points from 7 wins, narrowly missing out on the top tier on net run rate (-0.220). Victoria, on the other hand, endured a tough campaign, ending at the bottom of the table without a win across…

In the Women’s National Cricket League (WNCL) 2026-27, New South Wales (NSW) Breakers finished at the top of the table last season with an impressive 49 points, claiming 11 victories out of 12 matches with a high net run rate of +1.034. Queensland sat right behind them in second place, securing 8 wins and 36…

The Women’s National Cricket League (WNCL) 2026-27 is set to begin on September 29, 2026, with the latest season of Australia’s domestic women’s 50-over competition getting underway. Queensland are the defending champions, having beaten New South Wales by seven runs via the DLS method in last season’s final. The new campaign will open with three…

Australia captain Sophie Molineux could miss next month’s ODI series against Bangladesh after picking up a hip injury. The issue has already kept her out of Victoria’s squad for the opening WNCL matches, which begin tomorrow. Australia are set to announce their squad for the three Bangladesh ODIs on Wednesday, making her fitness a key…

Sophie Molineux has experienced a year in 2026. She is now Australia women’s captain and has led the team to the T20 World Cup title. “I didn’t envisage it 12 months ago,” she said before the new season, starting with the Women’s National Cricket League (WNCL) on September 29. “It’s been a whirlwind, full of…

South Australia enter the 2026-27 Women’s National Cricket League season determined to turn promise into progress. Led by captain Jemma Barsby, the side has retained its entire list after finishing fourth with 31 points from 12 games in 2025-26, recording seven victories, four defeats and one washout. Their late surge, six wins from their final…