The Women's Big Bash League produced two brilliant exhibitions of leg spin in the Challenger, as Amelia Kerr and Amanda-jade Wellington stumped out their counterparts with brilliantly flighted deliveries. The two efforts were as close to each other visually as possible, seeming like mirror images.

When cricketers use the full potential of their brains, they can pull off miracles that would make any fan doff their hats off in appreciation. Deandra Dottin on Saturday applied her footballing skills in a unique way in the WBBL to nearly pull off perhaps the most intelligent play in cricket ever.

Radha Yadav, the India left-arm spinner, plucked a stunning one-handed catch for the Sydney Sixers Women to dismiss Hobart Hurricanes’ Mignon du Preez in the fourth match of the Women’s Big Bash League 2021 in Hobart on Sunday. Later, Shafali Verma’s 50-ball 57 guided Sixers to a five-wicket win.

The seventh edition of the Women’s Big Bash League will proceed according to the schedule, despite a three-day lockdown in Tasmania due to fresh Covid-19 cases. However, the double-headers to be played on Sunday, October 17 have been swapped as Perth Scorchers arrived late on Saturday.