Grace Harris

Australia has announced its squad for the 2026 ICC Women's T20 World Cup, with Sophie Molineux set to captain the side following Alyssa Healy's retirement. Ashleigh Gardner and Tahlia McGrath will serve as vice-captains. The squad features the inclusion of Lucy Hamilton and the return of Grace Harris and Annabel Sutherland.

Gujarat Giants lost to UP Warriorz in the Women's Premier League. Grace Harris's unbeaten 60 helped the Warriorz secure a comfortable win. Gujarat Giants struggled with their batting and were unable to defend their total of 142.

UP Warriorz skipper Alyssa Healy called it right at the toss in the Eliminator clash and opted to bowl first against Mumbai Indians at the DY Patil Stadium in Navi Mumbai. Grace Harris returned in place of Shabnim Ismail for UP Warriorz while Mumbai fielded an unchanged side.

Australia posted a massive 196 for four against India in the fifth and final women's T20I here on Tuesday. Sent into bat, Australia slumped to 17 for 2 in the fourth over but Ashleigh Gardner (66 not out) and Grace Harris (64 not out) smashed scintillating fifties to take the visitors close to the 200-mark in their stipulated 20 overs. For India, Anjali Sarvani (1/30), Deepti Sharma (1/46), Shafali Verma (1/17) and Devika Vaidya (1/26) were among wickets.

Grace Harris has already set the tempo with a scintillating 59 off 26 balls in UP Warriorz' win against Gujarat Giants and she wants to put her best foot forward in the upcoming encounter against a formidable Delhi Capitals on Tuesday.

Australia's Grace Harris made history in the Women's Big Bash League (WBBL) with an unbeaten century, and breaking her bat into two pieces while smashing a delivery for a six. She led the Brisbane Heat to a 50-run victory against the Perth Scorchers, securing the record for the highest individual score in WBBL history. Harris also set a new benchmark by dispatching 11 sixes, one of which broke her bat into two pieces at 64.

Deepti Sharma, the Indian batting all-rounder, is set to make a comeback in The Hundred, replacing the injured Grace Harris in the London Spirit's squad.

India captain Harmanpreet Kaur won the toss and opted to bowl in the third women's T20 International against Australia on Wednesday.

Delhi Capitals skipper Meg Lanning won the toss and opted to bowl against UP Warriorz in their last league match of the Women's Premier League (WPL) at the Brabourne Stadium in Mumbai on Tuesday.

Grace Harris smashed a blistering 26-ball 59 as she took UP Warriorz from the brink of defeat to secure a thrilling three-wicket win against Gujarat Giants in their Women's Premier League (WPL) clash on Sunday. Harris, who hit seven fours and three sixes in her knock, said she truly loved "batting with freedom".

Australian batswoman Grace Harris says she takes inspiration from Mahendra Singh Dhoni and she is moulding herself in the role of a finisher like the former India skipper.

UP Warriorz skipper Alyssa Healy won the toss and opted to bowl against Delhi Capitals in the Women's Premier League in Mumbai on Tuesday. Grace Harris, who hit a match winning 26-ball 59 in Warriorz' opening game was replaced by pacer Shabnim Ismail while Delhi remained unchanged.

Royal Challengers Bangalore captain Smriti Mandhana won the toss and opted to bat in their Women's Premier League (WPL) match against UP Warriorz at the Brabourne Stadium in Mumbai on Friday.

Grace Harris' explosive 75 off 37 balls powered Royal Challengers Bengaluru to an eight-wicket victory over UP Warriorz, securing their spot in the WPL final. Nadine de Klerk's four-wicket haul was crucial in restricting UPW to 143, while Deepti Sharma's 55 offered resistance for the losing side.

For a while during their 173-run chase in the third Women’s T20I at the Brabourne Stadium on Wednesday night, when Shafali Verma (52, 41b, 6x4, 3x6) and skipper Harmanpreet Kaur (37, 27b, 6x4) were going hammer and tongs, India raised hopes of pulling off another spectacular win against the

Royal Challengers Bengaluru and Delhi Capitals meet in the Women's Premier League final. The match takes place in Vadodara on Thursday. Smriti Mandhana leads RCB, while Jemimah Rodrigues captains DC. DC seeks their first WPL title. RCB aims to hold both IPL and WPL titles simultaneously. This is DC's fourth WPL final appearance.

A stunning knock from Australian all-rounder Grace Harris (59*) powered UP Warriorz to an unlikely three-wicket victory over Gujarat Giants in a last-over thriller at the DY Patil Stadium in Mumbai on Sunday. Chasing a challenging 170-run target, Warriorz were almost out of the hunt, tottering at 105 for 7 in the 16th over. Harris and Sophie Ecclestone (22*) turned the match upside down with an unbeaten 70-run partnership in just 4.1 overs.

Grace Harris made a powerful fifty that helped UP Warriorz negate a sluggish surface to register a facile six-wicket win over Gujarat Giants in their Women's Premier League (WPL) match in Bengaluru on Friday. Harris (60 not out, 33 balls, 9x4, 2x6) and skipper Alyssa Healy (33, 21b, 7x4) helped Warriorz hunt down 143 in 15.4 overs for their second win in the tournament. Giants were restricted to 142 for five after left-arm spinner Sophie Ecclestone (3/20) used a rough deck to her advantage.

London Spirit have announced eight international signings as their first recruits for The Hundred 2026. The list includes returning favourites Charlie Dean, Grace Harris and Jamie Overton, alongside marquee names such as Dewald Brevis, Liam Livingstone, Marizanne Kapp and Adam Zampa.

Chinelle Henry's explosive 23-ball 62 and Grace Harris’s hat-trick propelled UP Warriorz to a 33-run victory over Delhi Capitals in WPL. Kranti Goud's early breakthroughs were crucial, dismantling key Capitals' batters including Meg Lanning and Jemimah Rodrigues, resulting in Capitals folding at 144.