Alison Mitchell

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Journalist & Broadcaster. Insta/TikTok: Alison_Mitchell00

The Johnners Trust is extending the window for grant applications to END MAY. If you’re the coach of a Tier Two team or county age-group pathway cricketers who could do with a helping hand towards travel & kit cost, you can apply for them. If you’re the parent of a player, do ask the coach about it:

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Edwards is a top class appointment but it can’t be ignored that ECB broke their own pledge on equity by not running an open recruitment process. It might have delivered the same outcome, but several people in the game have not had the opportunity to express interest by applying.

Full of optimism for Charlotte Edwards as England Women’s Coach. She has set out her stall as a coach with a mentality to win and to hold players to account. It might not be an easy ride for some players; it might create opportunities for others. It might just win trophies too.

If you read one article today, make it this one. The most detailed write up on the behind scenes effort, personal and financial, by a cohort of extraordinary women I’m proud to call friends. And a tribute to the bravery of the players who made the perilous journeys www.cricket.com.au/news/4205580...

'We all want to get out': Mel Jones and an Afghan miracle | cricket.com.au

Three-and-a-half years ago, as the Taliban returned to power in Afghanistan, three women put their…

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Such a curious quote this about Australia having a cultural advantage due to outdoor lifestyle. Those who want to be elite push themselves to do it in whatever climate they grow up in. If we subscribe to this, what hope for British sport! www.bbc.co.uk/sport/cricke... #AusvEng

Women's Ashes 2025: England coach Jon Lewis insists his side are closer to Australia than the series score suggests

Australia are more athletic and powerful than England - but that is not the reason for the gulf between the two teams, says head coach Jon Lewis.

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NEWS A funding platform will be launched in the coming weeks where anyone can donate to support the #Afghanistan women cricketers in Aus, as explained by Mel Jones who helped get the players to Aus in 2021. The match referred to is the Afgh XI v Cricket Without Borders XI 30th Jan in St Kilda, Melb.