Rachael Haynes

Photo Credit: ICC Captain Meg Lanning believes Australia have had the perfect preparation for the semi-finals after their six-wicket win over India at Eden Park confirmed their place in the knockouts. Australia have won all five of their games so far...

Photo Credit: ICC Ellyse Perry praised Australia’s all-round performance as they defeated the West Indies by seven wickets to maintain their perfect start to the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2022. Perry took three for 22 as the West Indies were...

Photo Credit: ICC It’s not how you start but how you finish in ODI cricket and no team finishes better with the bat than Australia. The six-time champions have batted first in two of their three ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup...

Photo Credit: The Hundred Lot of movements in the weekly MRF Tyres ICC Women's ODI Batters Rankings after the first five games of ICC Women's Cricket World Cup 2022. The first five games of ICC Women's Cricket World Cup 2022 have...

Photo Credit: ICC Bismah Maroof is Pakistan’s skipper on the pitch, and off it she is leading the way as one of a handful of mothers to have made a return to cricket after having a baby.  She is also sometimes...

Photo Credit: Malaysia Cricket Association Nat Sciver admitted she thought an England victory was right up until the final over in a high-scoring thriller against Australia. Sciver made 109 off just 85 balls to give the defending World Cup champions a...

Photo Credit: Cricket NSW It’s time for women to pick up a bat and ball with Cricket Australia’s Women’s Social Smash competition launching in NSW and the ACT on Friday 4 March. With 20 centres across NSW and the ACT, the...

Photo Credit: Cricket Australia The Cricket Australia National Selection Panel (NSP) has announced the following 15-player squad for the upcoming Commonwealth Bank Women’s Ashes Series against England. Darcie Brown (SA/Northern Districts CC) Nicola Carey (TAS/North Hobart CC) Hannah Darlington (NSW/Campbelltown-Camden CC) Ashleigh Gardner (NSW/Bankstown...

Photo Credit: Sydney Thunder Young gun selected in Australia 'A' squad Sydney Thunder duo Rachael Haynes and Hannah Darlington have been named in a powerful 15-player Australian Women’s squad for the upcoming Commonwealth Bank Women’s Ashes Series against England. Teenage sensation Phoebe...

Photo Credit: Sydney Thunder Young gun the "natural choice" to stand in for Rachael Haynes Sydney Thunder has named 19-year-old Hannah Darlington as its captain for the upcoming WBBL|07 season. Darlington stands in for Rachael Haynes, who told the team she won’t...