The Latest Breaking News from Stafanie Taylor

NEW DELHI: West Indies captain Hayley Matthews won the prestigious ICC Women's T20I Cricketer of the Year award on Wednesday, making her only the second female cricketer from the Caribbean to achieve this honour. The previous recipient from the region was former captain Stafanie Taylor in 2015.

Australia have capped off a dominant white-ball series against West Indies by thrashing the tourists in the decisive match of the one-day international series.

Australia will be without their star all-rounder Ellyse Perry but West Indies will not be taking their opponents lightly when they meet on Wednesday

MOUNT MAUNGANUI: The West Indies recovered from a batting collapse to edge Bangladesh by four runs in a low-scoring final-over thriller in the ICC Women's World Cup here on Friday.

WELLINGTON: A dominant Australia confidently carried on their march towards a record seventh title as they pummelled West Indies by seven wickets in a lop-sided league stage contest to register their fourth consecutive win at the ICC Women's World Cup here on Tuesday.

Australia chased down the West Indies' 131 for a fourth straight Women's World Cup win despite top-order failures in Wellington.

Australia take a big step towards the semi-finals with a fourth straight win at the tournament in New Zealand

Stafanie Taylor's side was ruled to be two overs short of the target after time allowances were taken into consideration

HAMILTON: India's under-performing top-order will be keen to display way more intent to bring the team's campaign back on track when it squares off against a dangerous West Indies in the third league game of the ICC Women's World Cup here on Saturday.