Tahlia Wilson's second century of the WNCL season set up New South Wales 34-run win over ACT to cap off their 2022-23 campaign
Zoe Cooke struck a brilliant century for the ACT Meteors, but it wasn't enough as the NSW Breakers secured victory by just seven runs courtesy of one of their five run outs for the day
Fresh off a pivotal role for Australia at the Under-19 T20 World Cup, Victoria young gun Milly Illingworth starred on debut for her state, snaring four wickets as the Vics redeemed themselves from their loss to Western Australia on Wednesday
Half-centuries to WA captain Chloe Piparo and fellow top-order batter Mathilda Carmichael have set up an important away victory for Western Australia as they toppled the Vics by 27 runs at Junction Oval
South Australia chased down a score of 270+ for the second time in three days with Courtney Webb's maiden century the shining light in the Scorpions' six-wicket win over New South Wales.
After losing to the ACT Meteors on Thursday, the Tasmania Tigers made amends two days later with a close-to-complete performance with bat and ball in Canberra.
Queensland made it two wins over Victoria in a week and cemented their spot at the top of the WNCL with a six-wicket win highlighted by some Laura Harris explosive hitting.
The ACT Meteors secured their first win of the 2022-23 WNCL, defeating last season's winners Tasmania by 11 runs thanks to runs to Katie Mack and wickets to Gabby Sutcliffe.
An unbroken 136-run stand between Maddie Penna and Jemma Barsby proved to be the difference as South Australia chased down NSW's big total built on Anika Learoyd's century.
Grace Harris proved a class above at Ian Healy Oval for the Queensland Fire, smashing 71 off 56 deliveries to set up a four-wicket win for her side against a Victorian outfit missing many of their regular players
Ellyse Perry slammed the fastest one-day hundred of her career as Meg Lanning also hit a half century against NSW at Junction Oval in the biggest run chase the WNCL has ever seen.
All smiles on a day of comebacks for Victoria, with both Meg Lanning and Georgia Wareham making a welcome return to the game after an extended period on the sidelines.
