Women’s rugby union: Australia 38-31 Scotland Cecilia Smith ‘sorry’ for red card on final Wallaroos game The Wallaroos completed their three-game sweep over Scotland with a 38-31 win on Friday in a spicy contest that featured biting accusations and a string of yellow cards. Australia produced plenty of classy moments in Canberrabut again lacked discipline in tackles and around the ruck to keep the tourists in it. The hosts received four yellow cards, with the retiring centre Cecilia Smith earning two of those to finish her 34-Test career on a red. Continue reading...
Nottinghamshire CCC (Source: TrentBridge/X) Nottinghamshire have appointed Alex O’Dowd as their new Director of Women’s Cricket, with the announcement confirmed on October 23, 2026. O’Dowd steps into the position at Trent Bridge following the departure of James Cutt earlier in 2026. O’Dowd is a former Auckland captain and New Zealand middle-order batter whose playing career […]
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