Players / Mel Jones

The Bradman Oration 2012

Tending to Australia's grassroots

Oct 24, 2012: Ricky Ponting, Ed Cowan and Mel Jones reflect on the importance of club cricket

Victoria lose most capped player

Jones bows out after outstanding career

Apr 7, 2009: Melanie Jones, the former Australia batsman, has retired from the women's domestic scene after 142 matches for Victoria

New South Wales v Victoria, WNCL final, SCG

Jones and Co try to keep up with major rivals

Jan 23, 2009: The Victoria batsman Mel Jones says the side holds no fear of their big-name opponents in Sunday's WNCL final at the SCG

Pike and Edwards help Australia plan for the future

Jones dropped from Women's Ashes squad

Jun 15, 2005: Kirsten Pike and Sarah Edwards have replaced the experienced duo of Melanie Jones and Louise Broadfoot for the Women's Ashes series

Women's National Cricket League 2004-05

New South Wales push to break Victoria's spirit

Feb 10, 2005: Victoria and New South Wales begin the best-of-three Women's National Cricket League finals at Bankstown Oval tomorrow with more than a domestic trophy at stake

June 2004

Mel Jones's busy diary

Jun 14, 2004: Alison Mitchell meets the Aussie offering a helping hand

Australia v New Zealand, 6th women's ODI, Hobart

Australia win last Rose Bowl game

Feb 27, 2004: Australia easily won the final game of the Rose Bowl, beating New Zealand by four wickets to complete a comprehensive 5-1 series win

Rose Bowl 2003-04

Southern Stars go 2-0 up against White Ferns

Feb 15, 2004: Australia shook off a food-poisoning scare to win their second Rose Bowl women's cricket match against New Zealand by eight wickets here today

Media Release

MCG to host rematch of last year's WNCL final

Jan 22, 2004: The Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) will host a rematch of last year's Women's National Cricket League (WNCL) finals when arch-rivals Victoria Spirit and the New South Wales Breakers do battle in the three-match series beginning on 31 January

Media Release

13-player Australian squad named to take on New Zealand

Jan 19, 2004: Cricket Australia today announced that the women's national selection panel has chosen a 13-player squad to take on New Zealand in the first leg of the six-match Rose Bowl series beginning in Auckland on 11 February

Four players in line to debut for Commonwealth Bank Southern Stars in first Ashes Test in Brisbane

Feb 10, 2003: The Australian Cricket Board (ACB) today named the Australian women's team, the Commonwealth Bank Southern Stars, to play England in the first Test of the Women Ashes Series beginning on 15 February at the Gabba in Brisbane.

MCG hosts WNCL grand final rematch this week

Jan 14, 2003: The Australian Cricket Board (ACB) announced today that, for the first time, the Women's National Cricket League (WNCL) finals series will be played at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG).

ACB announces Commonwealth Bank Southern Stars team for one-day series in New Zealand

Jan 13, 2003: The Australian Cricket Board (ACB) today announced the Australian women's team, the Commonwealth Bank Southern Stars, to tour New Zealand for the quadrangular one-day international series beginning on 26 January.

2002-03 AIS Commonwealth Bank Southern Stars squad announced

Apr 11, 2002: The Australian Cricket Board (ACB) today announced the Australian women's squad, the Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) Commonwealth Bank Southern Stars, for the 2002-03 international season.

Commonwealth Bank Southern Stars squad announced

Feb 5, 2002: The Australian Cricket Board (ACB) announced today the Australian women's squad, the Commonwealth Bank Southern Stars, to play a series of one-day internationals against New Zealand in February and March 2002.