ForbesThe Afghanistan Women’s Cricket Saga Continues To Haunt The SportBy Tristan Lavalette Amiri has had to rebuild her life in much different surroundings. More than three years have passed ...

Catherine Ordway voluntarily represented the Afghan women's cricket team to evacuate them to Australia following the Taliban re-occupation in August 2021, and continues to provide ongoing support ...

MELBOURNE, - A few miles from the Melbourne Cricket Ground where Australia and England started the women's Ashes test on Thursday, a group of Afghan refugee cricketers played their first match as ...

The brutal regime effectively outlawed sport for women, with death as the penalty. Cricket was Ms Khan's sport of choice — she is a bowler, and a member of the Afghan Women's team — and all ...

The Afghanistan women's cricket team remain hopeful about their future after receiving an outpouring of support at their exhibition match against Cricket Without Borders. The exiled cricketers ...

The rise of women's cricket has been nothing short of extraordinary, and much of the credit goes to the franchise leagues that have redefined the sport. The Women's Big Bash League (WBBL ...

Having progressed through the U13 and U16 Girls Cricket Weeks, they now find themselves representing South Africa at the World Cup while also making a significant impact in the Women’s Pro ...

Most of the national women's cricket side settled as refugees in Australia, where they reunited for the first time on Thursday to play a charity match in Melbourne. "Together, we're building not ...

With a strong finish to 2024, with series wins against India and New Zealand, she says they are all set and fully motivated to compete for yet another trophy when they arrive at the ICC Women's ...

Australia continued to dominate England in the ongoing Women's Ashes as the hosts had the upper hand on the opening day of the day-night Test at the iconic Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG).

Of the 25 Afghan women contracted by the country's cricket board in 2020, most resettled in Australia with humanitarian visas, starting new lives in Melbourne and other cities.