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Meg Lanning is a former Australian cricketer who captained the national women's team and won multiple world titles. She retired from international cricket in 2023 after a successful career spanning over a decade.
Meg Lanning is a top order batter and captain of the Australian women's cricket team. She holds several records and awards, including the youngest ever captain of Australia...
Nov 9, 2023 · Meg Lanning, the Australia women's cricket captain and star batsman, announced her shock retirement from all formats on Thursday. She received tributes from former teammates, opponents and commentators for her achievements and legacy in the game.
Nov 9, 2023 · Australia captain Meg Lanning, who led her side to multiple World Cups and Commonwealth Games gold, has announced her retirement from international cricket. She said she no longer had the spark...
Nov 9, 2023 · Meg Lanning, one of the most successful captains and batters in women's cricket, announced her retirement on November 9, 2023. She led Australia to four T20 World...
Nov 9, 2023 · Australia captain Meg Lanning announced her retirement from international cricket after a 13-year career that included five World Cup wins and seven World Cup titles. She played 241 matches for Australia across all formats and scored 17 centuries.
Mar 7, 2020 · Meg Lanning is a four-time world champion, a three-time Ashes winner and she has more one-day centuries than any other female player. And she's still just 27-years-old. On...
Nov 9, 2023 · Record-breaking Australian women’s captain Meg Lanning has announced her retirement from international cricket after winning seven World Cup titles during a 241-match career.
Nov 9, 2023 · Meg Lanning, Australia's most successful cricket captain, announced her international retirement in November 2023. ABC News reflects on her 13-year career, seven World Cup titles, and her leadership style that embodied the stoic composure of Allan Border.
Nov 8, 2023 · Australia's greatest women's cricketer, Meg Lanning, announces her retirement after 13 years and 241 games for her country. She steps away as a seven-time World Cup winner, a Commonwealth Games gold medallist and Australia's leading run scorer across all formats.
