As the summer of cricket comes to a close we reflect on the breakthrough year for women’s cricket, what implications it has for women in sport in general.

Jodie Hicks is a rising star of the Sydney Sixers in the WBBL but cricket isn’t the only sport that wants her after making an impression with the AFL.

Australian cricket veteran Alex Blackwell has seen a lot in her career & believes the WBBL is changing the face of women’s cricket and the girls are loving it.

If you thought one Lanning was lethal, how about two! Anna Lanning wants to make her own name in the WBBL & one day join sister Meg in the Australian team!

She represented her country in cricket at just 9 years old, so it’s not surprising Hayley Matthews is one of the most exciting products in the Women’s Big Bash…here’s why everyone’s talking about the West Indies whiz kid.

Charlotte Edwards has enjoyed an impressive career. At 36, women’s cricket is booming but with added exposure comes added pressure and media scrutiny – something the England Captain knows all about.

Jemma Barsby’s WBBL preparations took a shock turn when she was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis but the 20 yr old refuses to let it hold her back.

How you can ensure the new WBBL is a success and send the message that women’s sports are commercially viable.

Australian fast bowler Holly Ferling gives us a unique insight into what life is like for a female cricketer. Somehow she finds enough hours in a day to fit it all in.