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Wanindu Hasaranga equalled Waqar Younis’ record of consecutive five-wicket hauls in one-day internationals as Sri Lanka ended Ireland’s chances of reaching the World Cup.
SYDNEY: Thousands of football fans crossed the Sydney Harbour Bridge on Sunday (Jun 25) to mark the start of a 25-day countdown to the Women's World Cup, which is being co-hosted by Australia.
Lieke Martens said the Netherlands have their sights set on their maiden Women's World Cup glory as the forward prepares to play for the third time at the showpiece event, which gets underway in Australia and New Zealand next month.
Envision Racing's Nick Cassidy claimed his third Formula E win of the season in Portland, Oregon, on Saturday while Avalanche Andretti's Jake Dennis took second for the overall lead in the electric series.
Tyler Lussi came off the bench and scored to give the North Carolina Courage a 1-0 victory at home against Racing Louisville on Saturday in the National Women's Soccer League.
SYDNEY : Thousands of football fans crossed the Sydney Harbour Bridge on Sunday to mark the start of a 25-day countdown to the Women's World Cup, which is being co-hosted by Australia.
Outgoing Canterbury Crusaders coach Scott Robertson declared himself "proud" and "thankful" as he celebrated a successful conclusion to his spell with the Christchurch-based outfit by retaining the Super Rugby Pacific title on Saturday.
Tammy Beaumont made history by becoming the first England player to make a double century, but Australia lead by 92 runs after day three of the Ashes at Trent Bridge. Beaumont’s opener of 208 smashed a record which had stood for 88 years when Betty Snowball scored 189 against New Zealand at Christchurch in 1935. Ad Beaumont's score is England women's highest in any format.