Kris Britt

The Australian Cricket Board (ACB) today announced the Australian women's team, the Commonwealth Bank Southern Stars, to tour New Zealand for the quadrangular one-day international series beginning on 26 January.

Melissa Bulow, Clea Smith and Kris Britt have returned to national reckoning after being named in the 30-member preliminary World Cup squad

Kris Britt and Melissa Bulow have been dropped from Australia's 14-player squad as the side bid to retain the Rose Bowl while Renee Chappell and Delissa Kimmince are set to debut

South Australia did the double in the weekend before Christmas, as did New South Wales who are unbeaten this season

New South Wales extended their lead in the Women's National Cricket League with two comprehensive wins against Victoria

Lisa Sthalekar and Alex Blackwell led New South Wales to a pair of victories to open their title defence on the first weekend of Women's National Cricket League action

Kris Britt celebrated her return to the Australia side with 39 from 35 balls and the winning run-out in a tense one-run victory over New Zealand at Darwin

Kris Britt, Emma Sampson and Clea Smith have been included in Australia's team for their Twenty20 match against the New Zealand women at Darwin

Australia have named New South Wales' Ellyse Perry and South Australia's Kris Britt in a 13-member squad to play New Zealand in the Top End Series in July

Shaun Tait has been named South Australia's best player for 2006-07, capping off an excellent season in which he broke into Australia's one-day line-up

Australia have signalled their intention to focus on the 2009 World Cup, with five new faces included in the women's squad for 2007-08

A superb hundred from Karen Rolton, a devastating spell of fast bowling from Cathryn Fitzpatrick, and a tremendous allround display from Kris Brett inspired Australia to a comfortable 78-run victory over New Zealand in the first of six one-day

Cricket Australia today announced that the women's national selection panel has chosen a 13-player squad to take on New Zealand in the first leg of the six-match Rose Bowl series beginning in Auckland on 11 February

The Commonwealth Bank today announced Australian vice-captain Karen Rolton as the Commonwealth Bank Player of the Year, and Kris Britt as the Commonwealth Bank Best New Talent in women's cricket for season 2001-02.

The Australian Cricket Board (ACB) today named the Australian women's team, the Commonwealth Bank Southern Stars, to play England in the first Test of the Women Ashes Series beginning on 15 February at the Gabba in Brisbane.

The Australian Cricket Board today announced the Australian female under-19 team to take on England's under-19 side in two one-day internationals at Bowral in New South Wales on 14 and 15 January.