Australia Women's National Cricket team

The Australia women's national cricket team, currently led by captain Alyssa Healy and coach Shelley Nitschke, is the top-ranked team in all formats of the game. Also known as the Southern Stars, they have a long history, having played their first Test match in 1934, and have achieved significant success, including winning the Women's Cricket World Cup seven times. The team is known for its strong roster of players, which has included notable names like Ellyse Perry, Beth Mooney, and Ashleigh Gardner.