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17 days ago

The chills are genuinely spooky in this haunted-house tale about contemporary precarity – a debut that speaks to our times

There are, MR James tells us, five conditions that must be met for a perfect …

20 days ago

Beth Mooney (64) and Phoebe Litchfield (48) lead Australia’s stunning seven-wicket win over the hosts at Lord’s.

  • England 150-4, Australia 153-3; Aus win by seven wickets

  • Mooney strikes half-century in final for third time

Well, it was fun while it lasted. Eight months is the time period Australia spent without ho…

25 days ago

  • Semi-final: Australia, 127-2, bt West Indies, 125-7, by 8 wkts

  • West Indies limp out after struggling with illness

Australia sailed through to the T20 World Cup final, beating a hapless West Indies by e…

35 days ago

  • Australia, 219-6, Netherlands, 121-3, Aus win by 98 runs

  • Captain suffering from a stiff back after long bus trip

Beth Mooney has played down any concerns about her back injury after Australia crushed t…

47 days ago

  • Eng 157-6; Aus 158-5. Aus win by five wkts

  • England captain Nat Sciver-Brunt fails on return

Ellyse Perry’s half-century guided Australia to a comfortable five-wicket win against England in their T20 Wo…

5 months ago

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3rd over: Australia 20-0 (Voll 13, Mooney 7)

Renuka resumes and …

9 months ago

Australia batter Beth Mooney tells BBC Sport about playing in an Ashes series with a broken jaw and being part of a "generational" team.
Beth Mooney's masterful 109 helps prevent Australia from falling to one of the biggest shocks in World Cup history in an ultimately resounding win over Pakistan.
Beth Mooney produces a brilliant innings, making 109, to save Australia's innings against Pakistan as her side recover from 76-7 to 221-9 at the ICC Women's Cricket World Cup.

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