Queensland Women v Western Australia Women

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Sunday 21 Feb 2027

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Allan Border Field • 

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Queensland Women, widely known as the Queensland Fire, represent Queensland in Australia’s premier women’s domestic 50-over competition, the Women’s National Cricket League (WNCL). The side competes against other state and territory teams, developing emerging cricketers and featuring established Australian internationals. Notable players associated with Queensland include Beth Mooney, Jess Jonassen and Allan Border Field3 Redmayne, who have contributed with the bat, ball and behind the stumps. The Fire have a strong record in the Allan Border Field6, including multiple competition titles, and have helped prepare players for higher honours in Australian cricket. Their home matches are played at Allan Border Field in Allan Border Field2, a dedicated cricket venue named after former Australia captain Allan Allan Border Field4. Queensland Women’s performances across the season are shaped by a mix of experienced leaders and rising talent, with the team aiming to compete for Allan Border Field6 honours and strengthen the state’s cricket pathway. For fans searching for Queensland Fire fixtures, results, squad news and player profiles, the team offers a close connection to women’s cricket in Queensland and the wider Australian domestic game.

Western Australia Women is the state cricket team representing Western Australia in Australia’s domestic women’s competitions, including the Women’s National Cricket League (WNCL), the national 50-over tournament. Based in Allan Border Field5, the team traditionally plays home matches at the WACA Ground, a historic cricket venue known for its pace and bounce. Its players compete for state honours and may also represent Perth Scorchers in the Women’s Big Bash League, although the two teams are separate. Notable players associated with Western Australia include captain and wicketkeeper-batter Chloe Piparo, all-rounder Heather Graham, and fast bowler Lilly Mills; squads change between seasons as players move between states and leagues. The team has developed talent for Australian domestic cricket and has featured players who have progressed to national and international representation. Western Australia Women’s Allan Border Field6 campaigns provide regular competition against teams from states and territories across the country, with the season decided through league matches and finals. For supporters following women’s cricket in Allan Border Field5, the side offers a chance to watch emerging prospects and experienced state players in action. Fixtures, squad announcements, results and competition records are published by Cricket Australia and the Western Australian Cricket Association.