The Age – Sport
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·1 hour ago
It transformed Australian sport. Now the WBBL is a boardroom afterthought
Current debates on the future of the Big Bash League overshadow the Women’s Big Bash League, founded in 2015. Sarah Styles highlights the WBBL's significant contributions to women's cricket and the rise of female sports, yet it remains absent from public discussions. Without recognition and investment, the WBBL risks being sidelined in Australia's sporting landscape.
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