"I remember thinking that was the most unbelievable moment ever. Now, standing on the same field with a packed stadium, where the noise is so deafening that we can’t even communicate, feels surreal," Perry said. "All of us at RCB feel incredibly lucky to be part of this team because the support is absolutely overwhelming," she added.
Canberra: The one-off Test between Australia and England in the Women’s Ashes ended as a draw here at the Manuka Oval on Sunday. The hosts fell just one wicket short of bowling out England in the fourth innings while the visitors fell 12-run short of chasing down a record total. Australia and England will now […]
Brisbane: Star Australian all-rounder Ellyse Perry, who is set to lead the home side’s depleted bowling attack in the upcoming ODI series against India, sees this as an “opportunity” with the new ball in the absence of regular pacer Megan Schutt. India’s tour of Australia begins with the opening ODI at the Great Barrier Reef […]
Even with skipper Meg Lanning on the sidelines and star all-rounder Ellyse Perry not playing the series because of injury, the top-ranked Australian women produced their biggest ODI win over New Zealand
