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Brilliant former cricketer, sports broadcaster and inventor of the phrase "Thanks, I'll take it in black", Jenny Wallace steps into the world of the Ashes (or the WAshes) as we embark on the five day test at Trent Bridge.
The Australian women's cricket juggernaut takes on an English team bristling for change and supercharge with new blood.We talk England's chances of winning back the Ashes, what we hope to see with a five day test and the utter class of the phenomenal Ellyse Perry.

Brilliant former cricketer, and sports commentator extraordinaire, Jenny Wallace and her mouthy dog Houston join Laen to dissect the Matilda's loss to Scotland, and to have a look at the football juggernaut that is England's indomitable Lionesses ahead of Wednesday's friendly fixture.
The countdown to the Australia/New Zealand FIFA Women's World Cup starts in earnest today as we mark one hundred days until the opening match. So, our fingers are crossed for the stars rehabbing injuries as well as our Tillies on the field.

Brilliant former Scorchers wicket keeper, and waterhole swimming enthusiast, Jenny Wallace and her trusty sidekick, Laen, get their teeth into the thrilling Finale of the inaugural Women's Premier League season.
Jen and Laen talk about the emerging Indian players who have caught their attention and the international players who have lit up the first WPL...and Meg Lanning...obviously.

Brilliant all-rounder, and top-bun enthusiast, Heather Graham has a chat with Jen ahead of the Mumbai Indians' eliminator game against the UP Warriorz.
Heather is a WBBL, WNCL and T20 World Cup champion. She's one of only two Australian Women to take a hat-trick in a T20I match, and she's hoping to return to the ground where she achieved that feat, in just a few days, to add "WPL Champion" to her already impressive resume.
 

Brilliant former professional wicket keeper, and occasional squash fancier, Jenny Wallace grasps with both hands the opportunity to finally tell us what she really thinks about Sophie Devine.
Laen continues to bang on about the Delhi Capitals, meanwhile the Royal Challengers Bangalore and Gujurat Giants play havoc with the statistics by stepping into some form late in the season.

Brilliant former professional cricketer, and part-time fairway inspector, Jenny Wallace starts an investigation into why, with some of the biggest stars in the Women's Premier League, Royal Challengers Bangalore can not seem to win a game. Laen gets hot and bothered over her favourite opening pair, and high-fives the universe for giving us a bit more Harmenpreet Kaur.