Sophie Molineux to Lead Australia in Women's T20 World Cup
Sophie Molineux, cleared from back injury, will captain Australia in the Women's Twenty20 World Cup in England. The team aims for a seventh World Cup title, starting against South Africa on June 13. Young all-rounder Lucy Hamilton joins the squad while Darcie Brown is left out.
All-rounder Sophie Molineux has been declared fit to lead the Australian team in the Women's Twenty20 World Cup, scheduled to begin in England. Despite recent back issues, Molineux, aged 28, has made a strong comeback, showcasing her readiness and commitment to the team.
Australia, eager to secure their seventh World Cup title, will start their campaign against South Africa on June 13 in Manchester. After a semi-final defeat to South Africa in 2024, the team is focused on building momentum, with Molineux expressing excitement about leading the squad for the first time.
Notably absent from the squad is fast bowler Darcie Brown, while 19-year-old all-rounder Lucy Hamilton will make her debut. Molineux and her team aim to combine experience and youth to achieve World Cup success.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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