The left hander will slip down the order for the day-night Test as she continues as wicketkeeper in place of Alyssa Healy
Australian wicketkeeper-batter Beth Mooney increased her lead at the top of ICC Women's T20I Rankings among batters following a brilliant outing in the women's Ashes series against England. Australia's unbeaten run in the ongoing Ashes series against England has seen a host of their best performers make good ground in the latest ICC Women's Player Rankings.
Beth Mooney's impressive performance in the women's Ashes series solidifies her lead in the ICC Women's T20I Rankings. Australian players dominate the rankings with significant gains following the series against England.
Australia have made a near-perfect start in their bid to whitewash the women's Ashes, dominating England on day one of the pink-ball Test at the MCG.
Australia bowls England out for 170 on the first day of a historic day-night Test at the MCG and makes a steady start with the bat as its Women's Ashes dominance continues.
England will chase a target of 163 runs to win Saturday night’s Women’s Ashes T20 International at Adelaide Oval, with Beth Mooney’s unbeaten half-century the cornerstone of Australia’s innings.
Beth Mooney is thrilled about the upcoming pink-ball Test in the Women's Ashes at the MCG, seeing it as a chance for Australia to display their skills. Despite wishing the Test was earlier in the series,
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With Australia now holding an eight-points-to-nil lead, the best England can hope for is to win both remaining T20s and the Test to draw the series
Opener Beth Mooney has top-scored with 94 not out as Australia posted 5-162 against England in the third women's T20 fixture in Adelaide.
Australia may have comprehensively won the Women's Ashes series, but there is plenty to play for in the standalone Test match at the MCG.
Not for the first time in this series, Alana King put on a masterclass of legspin bowling in front of the Shane Warne Stand to bamboozle England and hand Australia full control on