Talks are underway to welcome the cricket world champions to the Grange
Scotland could take on Australia on home soil later this year with negotiations underway for a T20I series to be played in Edinburgh.
Cricket Scotland’s recently appointed chief executive, Trudy Lindblade, is an Australian national who previously worked for Cricket Australia and it is hoped that connection could help seal a series that would hold huge appeal for supporters of Scottish cricket The women's competition will see two squads of 15 players, made up of current Scotland internationals and a selection of overseas namesThe ten-team tournament gets underway in the UAE on April 25, with the Wildcats seeded fifth and drawn to play Uganda, Sri Lanka, USA, and Thailand in Group A.
“I think we've done well in the fixtures we've played in the last few months, and I'm looking forward to us showing what we can do on the big
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