Australian captain Meg Lanning retires from international cricket
Australian captain Meg Lanning retires from international cricket
Meg Lanning, the Australian women's cricket team captain, has announced her retirement from international cricket. Lanning has had a successful career, leading Australia to multiple World Cup titles and a Commonwealth Games gold medal. She holds the record for the most one-day centuries by any woman and is the leading run-scorer for the Australian women's team.
Meg Lanning, the Australian women's cricket team captain, has announced her retirement from international cricket. Lanning has had a successful career, leading Australia to multiple World Cup titles and a Commonwealth Games gold medal. She holds the record for the most one-day centuries by any woman and is the leading run-scorer for the Australian women's team.
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Meg Lanning, the Australian women's cricket team captain, has announced her retirement from international cricket. Lanning has had a successful career, leading Australia to multiple World Cup titles and a Commonwealth Games gold medal. She holds the record for the most one-day centuries by any woman and is the leading run-scorer for the Australian women's team. 
