South Australia Women v Queensland Women

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Wednesday 10 Mar 2027

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10:30 Local Time

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Karen Rolton Oval • 

Adelaide, AustraliaShow on map

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South Australia Women, widely known as the SA Scorpions, represent the state in Australia’s premier women’s domestic 50-over competition, the Women’s National Cricket League (WNCL). The team competes against other state and territory sides, with the season offering a pathway to national selection and the chance to contend for the WNCL championship. South Australia has won multiple WNCL titles and continues to develop players for Australian and state cricket. Notable players associated with the side include South Australia Women2 internationals Megan Schutt, Tahlia McGrath, Darcie Brown and Amanda-Jade Wellington, alongside established domestic performers such as Bridget Patterson and Courtney Webb. The squad combines international experience with emerging talent, making South Australia Women an important part of the national cricket pathway. Home matches are played at Karen Rolton Oval in Adelaide, a venue named after former South Australia Women2 captain and South Australian great Karen Rolton. Supporters can follow the SA Scorpions through WNCL fixtures, team announcements, player statistics and match results. For current schedules and squad details, check official Cricket South Australia and competition updates, as team line-ups and home venues may vary between seasons.

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 Field4 Redmayne, who have contributed with the bat, ball and behind the stumps. The Fire have a strong record in the WNCL, 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 Brisbane, a dedicated cricket venue named after former South Australia Women2 captain Allan Border. 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 WNCL 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.