Australia Achieves Historic 16-0 Ashes Series Sweep Over England

Australia Women's Cricket Team achieved a historic 16-0 clean sweep over England in the Women’s Ashes series, marking the first time a team has won all available points since the series format was introduced in 2013. The series culminated in a decisive victory by an innings and 122 runs during the first-ever Day-Night Test at the Melbourne Cricket Ground, where Alana King excelled with 23 wickets throughout the series. Annabel Sutherland made history as the first woman to score a Test century at the MCG, while Beth Mooney became the first Australian woman to hit centuries in all three formats of international cricket. England struggled significantly, being bowled out for 170 and 148 in their two innings, with captain Heather Knight acknowledging the challenges faced by her team. King emphasized her team's resilience and commitment to their game plan despite facing pressure during the series. The whitewash reflects Australia's dominance across formats, leaving England to regroup and reflect on their performance.