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    Tahlia McGrath to lead Australia A against India A

    Tahlia McGrath, the Australian allrounder, will lead Australia A that will face India A at home in December. It is the first time Australia has hosted an international ‘A’ side. In a 13-member squad, McGrath has internationals Heather Graham and Belinda Vakarewa (both squads) and Erin Burns and Elyse Villani (both T20I squad) for company. 

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  • Sophie Molineux takes indefinite break from cricket

    Sophie Molineux, Australia and Melbourne Renegades all-rounder, on Friday requested to take some time away from cricket to focus on her mental health and well-being, and, as such, Renegades have added Makinley Blows into the squad for this weekend’s match against Melbourne Stars. “Sophie knows her teammates and the Renegades coaches and support staff are 

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    Krishnamurthy to lead India A on the tour of Australia

    Veda Krishnamurthy will lead a 15-member India A squad for the tour of Australia in December. Krishnamurthy, who hit an undefeated 57 in the final T20I against West Indies, will have Anuja Patil as her deputy in the squad, that also has the teenager Shafali Verma. In the just-concluded T20I series against West Indies, Shafali 

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  • Radha Yadav of India celebrates after picking up a wicket. ©ICC

    Radha second, Jemimah fourth in latest T20I Rankings

    Jemimah Rodrigues and young Shafali Verma are the biggest gainers in the latest ICC Women’s T20I Player Rankings after India’s clean sweep over West Indies. Rodrigues has moved up from seventh to fourth while Verma moved 57 places to 30th. The latter finished as the leading run-scorer in the just-concluded five match T20I series with 

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  • Veda Krishnamurthy in action. © Getty Images

    Jemimah, Veda help IND blank WI 5-0 in T20Is

    The 117-run stand between Jemimah Rodrigues and Veda Krishnamurthy and two early strikes by Anuja Patil saw India beat West Indies by 61 runs at Providence Stadium in Guyana on Wednesday (November 20) in the fifth T20I, thereby whitewashing the hosts in a T20I series for the first time. Under a new captain, India finally 

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