Sport

It’s the same for many athletes, who are dealing with unprecedented changes in their lives and training routines as the COVID-19 pandemic unfolds. 

This week, we’re highlighting some amazing stories of female athletes who are adjusting to new routines after the 2020 Olympics have been postponed.

Each week, the Sport Wrap will be delivering the latest news and achievements for women’s sport, and women working behind the scenes.

The Matildas have qualified for the Tokyo Olympic Games with a 2-1 win over Vietnam last night, played in front of an empty stadium. 

In a match for the ages, Australia claimed the T20 World Cup title champions after a flawless win over India at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on Sunday.

The Twenty20 final scheduled for International Women’s Day tomorrow. At a time when achievements in women’s sport should give hope for a big turnout of fans

Australia’s T20 World Cup dream is still alive, after a thrilling match on Thursday night that saw Australia beat South Africa by just five runs at the Sydney Cricket Ground.

Australia is through to the T20 World Cup semi-finals, having beaten New Zealand by just four runs in a must-win group match on Monday.

Lisa Alexander coached her last game at Sydney’s Qudos Bank Arena, after nearly a decade at the helm of Australia’s national team.

Maria Sharapova’s professional tennis career has come to end, with the five-time grand slam winner announcing her retirement.

Current and former members of the Australian Women’s Cricket team have partnered with UNICEF to empower girls through sport and build equality.

After 8 years off the tennis court, Kim Clijsters played her first WTA Tour match on Monday, taking on Spain’s Gabine Mugurza at the Dubai Tennis Championships.