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Cricket in Australia - What's on in 2007...
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Domestic - National League 2007- see also the WNCL Page
The League begins in November 2007 and includes: NSW (Breakers), Victoria (Spirit), SA (Scorpions), Queensland (Fire) and WA (Fury). Matches are played throughout the Summer around other representative commitments and include 4 rounds for each team involving a weekend of 2 x One day matches. Each team plays 2 home rounds and 2 away rounds each season and matches are played around Australia. The top 2 teams at the end of the home and away rounds plays off in a 3 match final series for the title. NSW has won the title 8 times, with Victoria the only other team to win the title.
Domestic - National Championships 2007/08
| Dec 2008 | Cricket Australia Cup | Hobart tbc |
| Dec 2008 | U15 Championships | tbc |
| Jan 2009 | U19 Australian Championships | tbc |
| Jan 2009 | Australian Primary Schools Exchange | tbc |
| Jan 2009 | U-17 Australian Championships | tbc |
Southern Stars - 2007-08 International Program
Southern Stars - 2008-09 International Program
The national squad will attend off-season training camps from 17-19 May at the AIS in Canberra and from 1-4 August at the Cricket Australia Centre of Excellence (COE) in Brisbane. Specialist batting and bowling camps will also be held in June and July.
The ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup will be played in New South Wales and the ACT in March next year (2009) with the Commonwealth Bank Southern Stars the number one seed for the tournament.
Before the World Cup, the Commonwealth Bank Southern Stars will warm up with series against India and New Zealand.
2009 ICC Women’s World Cup in Australia (March 2009)
| DATE | TEAMS | VENUE |
|---|---|---|
| Group Stage | ||
| Sat 7 Mar | India v Pakistan | Bowral - NSW |
| England v Sri Lanka | Manuka - ACT | |
| Sun 8 Mar | Australia v New Zealand | North Sydney - NSW |
| West Indies v South Africa | Newcastle - NSW | |
| Mon 9 Mar | Sri Lanka v Pakistan | Manuka- ACT |
| Tue 10 Mar | India v England | North Sydney - NSW |
| New Zealand v West Indies | Bankstown - NSW | |
| Australia v South Africa | Newcastle - NSW | |
| Thu 12 Mar | England v Pakistan | North Sydney - NSW |
| India v Sri Lanka | Bankstown - NSW | |
| Australia v West Indies | Drummoyne - NSW | |
| New Zealand v South Africa | Bowral - NSW | |
| Super Sixes* | ||
| Sat 14 Mar | 7th v 8th | North Sydney #2 - NSW |
| Australia v India | North Sydney - NSW | |
| New Zealand v England | Bankstown - NSW | |
| West Indies v Sri Lanka | Drummoyne - NSW | |
| Mon 16 Mar | Australia v Sri Lanka | Bankstown - NSW |
| Tue 17 Mar | New Zealand v India | North Sydney - NSW |
| West Indies v England | Drummoyne - NSW | |
| Thu 19 Mar | Australia v England | North Sydney - NSW |
| West Indies v India | Bankstown - NSW | |
| New Zealand v Sri Lanka | Drummoyne - NSW | |
| Finals | ||
| Sat 21 Mar | 3rd v 4th playoff | Bankstown - NSW |
| 5th v 6th playoff | Drummoyne - NSW | |
| Final | North Sydney - NSW | |
International - CBA Shooting Stars
To be announced.
For more information on past tours see the Southern Stars page
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