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Belinda Clark
Wed, June 13 2018
Amelia Kerr registers highest Women’s ODI score
Amelia Kerr (233*) just broke Belinda Clark's long-standing world record.
Thu, September 10 2015
Belinda Clark: Life and times
Since the time she made her debut in international cricket in the year 1991, Belinda has been the pillar of Australian women’s cricket.
Sat, September 10 2016
Belinda Clark: 11 interesting facts about the first double centurion in ODIs
Belinda Jane Clark, the former Australian cricketer, is arguably one of the best players of all time.
Fri, July 31 2015
12 photos that show why women cricket deserve our serious attention like their male counterparts
The field of international cricket is one such place where the women have shown remarkable progress in all departments of the game and yet, sadly, remain largely unsung and unrecognized for their efforts
Wed, February 04 2015
History of Allan Border Medal winners
The Allan Border Medal was initiated in 2000 is widely acknowledged as the most prestigious award in Australian cricket.
Wed, April 23 2014
Meg Lanning, Arran Brindle and other women cricketers who have led at a younger age than ther male counterparts
Lanning was 22 years old when she led the Australian team to the Women's World T20 title.
Wed, December 16 2015
Belinda Clark: First to score an ODI 200
For more than a decade, Belinda Clark wowed the crowd with her glistening batting.
Sat, March 08 2014
Charlotte Edwards: Shining light in women’s cricket
Charlotte Edwards has gone from strength-to-strength to become of the stalwarts of the game.
Sat, January 25 2014
Nicole Bolton, Sarah Taylor, Mithali Raj – Are we being equal towards our women cricketers?
Performances of women cricketers deserve equal recognition as their male counterparts.
Tue, January 21 2014
Meg Lanning aims for a 5-0 whitewash against England eves
Australian batswoman Meg Lanning won the Belinda Clark award for the Australia’s Women’s player of the year for her outstanding performances during their World Cup triumph in 2013 and also becoming Australia’s youngest captain—male or female. Young Lanning said she was proud to represent her country although she was disappointed in losing the Ashes...