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Australia shocked in World Cup semis by South Africa

South Africa produce a stunning performance to knock Australia out of the Women's T20 World Cup in the semi-finals.

'One of biggest wins' - South Africa stun Australia at World Cup

South Africa produce a stunning performance to knock Australia out of the Women's T20 World Cup in the semi-finals.

South Africa smash three boundaries in three balls to close on victory

Watch as South Africa hit 14 runs off three balls, having gone 26 balls without a boundary during their Women's T20 World Cup semi-final against Australia in Dubai.

Alcohol for fans to be trialled at women's matches

Allowing fans to drink alcohol will be trialled at two Women's Championship clubs this season.

ECB to ban transgender women at elite level from 2025

The ECB will ban transgender women from playing at the elite level of women's cricket from 2025.

Larne schedule providing 'lots of learning curves'

Larne manager Tiernan Lynch says the club's hectic fixture schedule is providing new challenges for players and staff.

Lack of English women coaching in WSL 'needs looking at'

West Ham manager Rehanne Skinner says the lack of English female coaches in the Women's Super League "needs to be looked at across the board".

'She's got the bat upside down' - Mooney run out despite crossing the crease

Watch as Beth Mooney is run out for 44 after sliding into the crease with her bat the wrong way up, to leave Australia on 99-4 in their ICC Women's T20 World Cup semi-final against South Africa at the Dubai International Stadium.

Retiring Shakib will not return to Bangladesh over security concern

Retiring Bangladesh all-rounder Shakib Al Hasan says he will be unable to his homeland because of "a security issue", meaning he will miss out on a final Test series.

Jepson's Castleford takeover moves step closer

Businessman Martin Jepson agrees the terms of a takeover of Super League club Castleford Tigers.

'Win would be better than records of first Test'

Completing a daunting chase to win the second Test in Pakistan would be a bigger achievement that the run-filled victory in the first, according to England assistant coach Paul Collingwood.

'England win would be better than records of first Test'

Completing a daunting chase to win the second Test in Pakistan would be a bigger achievement that the run-filled victory in the first, according to England assistant coach Paul Collingwood.