The Latest Breaking News from Meg Lanning

Less than two weeks after retiring from international duties, Australian legend Meg Lanning has taken a personal break from the WBBL with the Melbourne Stars.

Meg Lanning, one of the greatest batters of all time, will be remembered for her prodigious ability with the bat, her exceptional captaincy, and her commitment to the game. Jhulan Goswami spotted Meg Lanning's potential as a top-order Australian batter more than a decade ago. Lanning's prodigious batting, exceptional captaincy,…

Alyssa Healy has put her hand up to take over from Meg Lanning as Australia's next cricket captain and lead the team's generational transition.

Australia hopeful Hannah Darlington has claimed career-best figures in the Thunder's four-run win over the Stars, while the Sixers tamed the Hurricanes.

Alex Blackwell, Australia's captain when Meg Lanning made her international debut, has lauded the retiring skipper's contribution to the game.

Meg Lanning, one of cricket's greatest batters, retires at 31. She led Australia to seven World Cup wins and inspired fans in India with her leadership of Delhi Capitals. Her stats speak for themselves: 53.51 avg in 103 ODIs, 15 hundreds, 36.61 avg in 132 T20Is. She was an inspirational…

Meg Lanning retires from int'l cricket after 241 matches, 7 World Cup titles. She leaves behind a successful Australian team, having scored 8,352 runs, 17 centuries & 38 half-centuries. She was the youngest ever Aussie skipper at 21 & led 182 matches, more than any other women's player.

The cricket captain will be sorely missed on the international stage but she is ready to pass the baton to the next generation

Retiring superstar Meg Lanning is confident Australia's all-conquering women's team can continue their dominance of world cricket.