Australia, Ashes and England

Women’s Ashes: Gardner defies gravity in wicked Aus win
Henry Moeran is alongside England World Cup winner Alex Hartley & BBC Sport cricket writer Ffion Wynne for reaction to England’s third ODI defeat to Australia as England go 6-0 down and Heather Knight’s Ashes hopes hang in the balance.
Women's Ashes: Gardner, King shine as Australia sweep England in ODIs, take 6-0 lead
Ashleigh Gardner's maiden hundred and Alana King's 5-wicket haul helped Australia defeat England by 86 runs to win the 3rd ODI and sweep the series on Friday, January 17. Australia have taken a 6-0 lead in the Women's Ashes as England hope to hang by a thread.
Women's Ashes: Australia on verge of clinching series vs England after 86-run victory in third ODI in Hobart
England fall short in pursuit of 309 as Ashleigh Gardners century and Alana Kings 5-46 fire Australia to victory in third ODI in Hobart; England, who collapsed from 200-4 to 222 all out, must win thre
Women's Ashes 2025: Ash Gardner stars again as Australia seal ODI clean sweep with 86-run win over England
Having already been beaten in Sydney and Melbourne, the tourists suffered a crushing 86-run defeat to Australia in Hobart as Ash Gardner once again starred with the bat. The hosts won the toss and elected to bat first, but were almost left to regret their decision after falling to 59-4.
Australia on verge of retaining Women’s Ashes with 86-run win in Hobart
Australia on verge of retaining Women’s Ashes with 86-run win in Hobart - Half-centuries from Beth Mooney and Tahlia McGrath and Ashleigh Gardner’s superb century turned the tide of the match.
Women’s Ashes as it happened: Australia roar into 3-0 series lead after a dominating England in Hobart
Australia take on England in their final ODI of the Ashes and will be hoping to take a 3-0 lead in Hobart in the series
Australia grinds England down to win second Women's Ashes ODI by 21 runs at Junction Oval
Four wickets to Alana King and Ellyse Perry's 35th ODI half century have fired Australia to a 21-run victory over England in the second match of the Women's Ashes.
Ash Gardner rescues Australia in historic women's Ashes scenes after brutal drama in third ODI
Ash Gardner 's stunning maiden century has helped Australia recover from a shocking start to claim an 86-run victory over England in the third ODI of their women's Ashes series. The Aussies were reeling at 4-59 at one stage as England looked in a strong position to snap a two-game losing streak but Gardner (102) and Tahlia McGrath (55) put on a superb partnership after an earlier 50 to Beth Mooney helped them reach a formidable 8-308.
Gardner stars as Australia seal ODI clean sweep
Ash Gardner hits a century and takes a spectacular catch as Australia complete an ODI clean sweep to leave England's hopes of regaining the Women's Ashes hanging by a thread.
Gardner, King star as Australia get third ODI Ashes win
A maiden international century by Ashleigh Gardner and five wickets to spinner Alana King has put Australia on the cusp of retaining the women's Ashes.
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Women's Ashes T20Is: All you need to know
Heather Knight (93) is one away from surpassing Charlotte Edwards (93) for the outright most appearances as captain of ...
Women’s Ashes: England ‘lack edge’ in loss
Henry Moeran hears from captain Heather Knight as England lose 2 in 2. Henry Moeran is alongside England World Cup winner ...
Women's Ashes: England approaching make-or-break stage as Australia capitalise on familiar flaws
Englands hopes of regaining Womens Ashes on the ropes after successive defeats in Australia; Heather Knights side travel to ...
England suffer shambolic Women’s Ashes defeat after free-hit confusion
England suffer shambolic Women’s Ashes defeat after free-hit confusion - The defeat means that Australia lead the series 4-0 ...
Cross ruled out of first Ashes ODI with back injury
England seamer Kate Cross will not feature in the first one-day international of the women's Ashes because of a back injury.