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NSW Breakers

The NSW Breakers are Australia's most successful women's cricket team, claiming their 20th WNCL title in 2018/19.

The Breakers are well represented in the National squad by Alyssa Healy, Rachael Haynes and Ash Gardner.

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16 February 2020

Western Australia Women win by 42 runs

NSW

189 49.5

WA

231 50.0

WNCL 2019-20, Final
North Sydney Oval No.1, North Sydney
10:00 AM Local Time

6 February 2020

Western Australia Women win by 4 wickets

NSW

6-223 50.0

WA

6-227 46.5

WNCL 2019-20, Match 26
North Sydney Oval No.1, North Sydney
9:00 AM Local Time

4 February 2020

New South Wales Breakers win by 1 wicket

NSW

9-204 50.0

TAS

200 46.4

WNCL 2019-20, Match 22
North Sydney Oval No.1, North Sydney
10:00 AM Local Time

23 January 2020

New South Wales Breakers win by 7 wickets

ACT

187 46.1

NSW

3-189 32.2

WNCL 2019-20, Match 20
Manuka Oval, Canberra
10:00 AM Local Time

Our Teams

  • NSW Breakers

    The NSW Breakers are Australia's most successful women's cricket team, with 20 Women's National Cricket League titles, and have progressed to every one of the 24 WNCL Finals held. They are well represented in the national squad by captain Alyssa Healy, Rachael Haynes and Ashleigh Gardner.

  • NSW Blues

    The Blues represent NSW in the Marsh Sheffield Shield and the Marsh One-Day Cup competitions. During season 2019/20, the Blues claimed their 47th Sheffield Shield title. The squad is one of the strongest in the country featuring a number of International players. Those players are Pat Cummins, Steve Smith, David Warner, Josh Hazlewood, Mitchell Starc, Trent Copeland, Moises Henriques, Kurtis Patterson, Nathan Lyon, Adam Zampa and Chris Tremain. Zampa and Tremain rejoin the Blues for the 2020/21 season.

  • Sydney Sixers Women

    The Sixers WBBL side boasts some of the biggest names in world cricket, led by captain Ellyse Perry and World T20 Player of the Year Alyssa Healy. Throw in fellow internationals Ash Gardner, Erin Burns, Marizanne Kapp and Dane van Niekerk and the champions in WBBL|02 and WBBL|03 pack plenty of star power.

  • Sydney Thunder Women

    Sydney Thunder’s purpose is to be a loved club that inspires and unites the Thunder Nation. The team made history when it won the inaugural Rebel Women’s Big Bash League tournament in 2016 and continue to be one of the most successful sides in the competition, as well as leaders in the community.

  • Sydney Sixers Men

    The reigning BBL champions feature the likes of skipper Moises Henriques, international bowlers Nathan Lyon and Sean Abbott, Englishman Tom Curran and rising star Josh Philippe. Their win in BBL|09 complimented the title they claimed in BBL|01 and the Champions League trophy the lifted in 2012.

  • Sydney Thunder Men

    Sydney Thunder is a team for all people of the Thunder Nation. A community focused club with engagement stretching across Western Sydney and regional New South Wales, Sydney Thunder play at Sydney Showground Stadium and have some of the world’s most recognisable players such as Usman Khawaja and Pat Cummins.