

Yas Lions beat Arabian Aces by 29 runs in the Abu Dhabi T10 2026 at Zayed Cricket Stadium for their third win in a row. Player of the Match Jason Holder hit 21 off 7 and took 3 for 11, including Paul Walter, as the Aces slipped to 14 for 3 chasing 133. Dasun Shanaka made 38 not out.

Perth Scorchers beat Sydney Thunder by 4 wickets with nine balls to spare in WBBL|12 at the WACA Ground to stay unbeaten. Sophie Devine (37) and Katie Mack (31) set up the chase of 160, and Chloe Piparo and Chloe Ainsworth finished it, after Heather Knight's 71 and Anika Learoyd's 53 for the Thunder.

Arabian Aces beat Emirates Eagles by 10 wickets with 19 balls to spare in the Abu Dhabi T10 2026 at Zayed Cricket Stadium. Player of the Match Paul Walter hit nine sixes in 82 not out off 29 as the Aces chased 109 in 6.5 overs, after Kyle Mayers' 56 for the Eagles.

Arabian Aces beat Royal Desert Champions by 9 wickets with six balls to spare in the Abu Dhabi T10 2026 at Zayed Cricket Stadium. Player of the Match Paul Walter hit five sixes in 62 not out off 26 and took a wicket, as the Aces chased 113 after Phil Salt's 55. RDC have lost both games.
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Sydney Sixers beat Sydney Thunder by 9 runs on the DLS method in a rain-reduced 16-over WBBL|12 derby at North Sydney Oval. Player of the Match Ashleigh Gardner hit 64 not out off 25 and took 2 for 37, Ellyse Perry made 59 not out, and Caoimhe Bray took 4 for 28. The Sixers have won all four games.

United Tigers beat Arabian Aces by 51 runs in the Abu Dhabi T10 2026 at Zayed Cricket Stadium. Player of the Match Azmatullah Omarzai hit four sixes in 29 not out off 9 and took 2 for 17 as the Tigers posted 140 for 6, and the Aces slumped to 34 for 5 on their way to 89 for 9.

Perth Scorchers beat Sydney Thunder by 17 runs in WBBL|12 at Drummoyne Oval in a clash of unbeaten teams. Player of the Match Beth Mooney made 80 not out off 55, Sophie Devine retired hurt on 42, and Alana King took 4 for 35, including three wickets in the final over.

Full schedule for England's 2026 tour of Australia: three ODIs in Perth, Adelaide and Hobart from November 13, then five T20Is from the MCG on November 21 to Canberra on December 2. Squads, captains and start times in local, UK, PKT, IST and ET.

Sydney Thunder beat Brisbane Heat by 6 wickets with 20 balls to spare in WBBL|12 at Drummoyne Oval. Heather Knight made 54 not out off 29, Phoebe Litchfield 41 off 19 and Laura Harris 35 off 16 as the Thunder chased 179. Grace Harris and Georgia Redmayne hit fifties for the Heat.

Sydney Thunder beat Melbourne Renegades by 6 wickets as Georgia Voll took 4 for 26, then Melbourne Stars beat champions Hobart Hurricanes by 18 runs under the new Junction Oval lights, with Meg Lanning hitting 71 and Annabel Sutherland 57 and 3 for 34.