Cricket

White Ferns veteran Suzie Bates says the lure of a home Cricket World Cup in 2022 will help motivate her as she faces up to nine months on the sidelines with a shoulder injury.

At full fitness, Westbury recruit Chathura Athukorala is a bowling all-rounder. Nursing a hamstring injury, the 36-year-old came in at four in pursuit of Launceston's 6-348 last weekend and nearly won an unwinnable game off his own bat.

District Cricket Club held its annual charity walk last weekend to raise awareness and funds for St George and Sutherland Medical Research Foundation (SSMRF). The event, on Sunday, November 22, marked the seventh year the club has chosen the foundation as its charity partner.

"It was a pretty big relief actually," Humphrey said. "I've probably played 70-odd games and it's about time I made my first hundred – it was nice to get that out of the way. "Just relief and happiness I was able to reach three figures for the first time – …

This week on The Booletin and Beyond; Kimberley Price, Rachael Houlihan and Justine McCallaugh-Beasy bring you all the news from across the south-west. The 2021/22 Victorian budget was handed down this week and the south-west has had some hits and misses;

Coverage of the first ODI between Australia and India on Fox Cricket channel 501. Aaron Finch saluted the heavens on Friday as he dusted off the cobwebs and made his 17th ODI century on the anniversary of Phillip Hughes’ death. Hughes died six years ago …

MILDURA West Cricket Club has grand plans to run competition under lights after John Hall Oval was one of three of the region's cricket venues to share in more than $740,000 in funding.

State of Origin star Cameron Munster made the most of his short cricket cameo on the Coast with his “express” left arm claiming a coveted scalp. SEE THE PHOTOS

Bichel’s valuable contribution to starting and expanding women’s program in Queensland Premier Grade competition.

Men's international cricket is back for the summer which means debates over Australia's best Test XI and putting the TV on mute. As Russell Jackson writes, those traditions have rarely seemed more