Here's a quick overview of what's happening in women's cricket this season...Women's
Cricket in Australia - What's on in 2010/11...
Here's a quick overview of what's happening in women's cricket this season...
Domestic - Women's National Cricket League 2010/11 see also the WNCL Page
This season the Women's National Cricket League will include the Tasmanian Roar, its first appearance at this level after playing in last season's inaugural WNCL Twenty20 competition. They will play alongside the ACT (Meteors), NSW (Breakers), Queensland (Fire), SA (Scorpions), Victoria (Spirit) and WA (Fury). The competition will start in late October/early November and end in late January around other representative commitments and include six rounds for each team involving a weekend of 1 x one day matches (50 overs) (a reduction in past season's from 2 x one day matches). The top two teams at the end of the home and away rounds plays off in the final for the title. NSW has won the title 12 times, with Victoria the only other team to win the title (twice).
The WNCL Twenty20 competition will also be played in conjunction with the one day competition. Each round will consist of a Twenty20 double header. Some matches also played as double-header clashes with the KFC Twenty20 Big Bash. As per the WNCL competition, the top two teams will play off in the final. Last season, Victoria won the inaugural WNCL Twenty20 title, defeating NSW
Domestic - National Championships 2010/11
TBC Cricket Australia Cup TBC TBC U17 Australian Championships TBC TBC U15 Championships TBC Southern Stars - 2010/11 International Program
The next home engagement for the Commonwealth Bank Southern Stars will be against England in early 2011. England's tour will comprise one test, three one day internationals and five Twenty20 matches.
The Commonwealth Bank Southern Stars will then head over to New Zealand. The schedule hasn't been confirmed yet but at this stage is expected to comprise three one day internationals and five Twenty20 matches.
For more information on past tours see the Southern Stars page
International - Shooting Stars
For more information on past tours see the Youth page
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