Australian all-rounder Ellyse Perry was named as the Outstanding Woman In Sport at the I Support Women In Sport awards held in Sydney on Tuesday.

Dinesh Chandimal has been named as the Cricket World Player of the Week for a brilliant counter-attacking innings that pulled Sri Lanka out of the jaws of defeat and instead helped them pull off a wonder victory.

Ellyse Perry took six wickets to bowl Australia to a convincing 161-run win over England in the Women's Ashes Test in Canterbury that puts her side within a point of claiming victory in the multi-format series.

Alex Blackwell and Ellyse Perry both scored centuries as Australia Women drew a two-day game against the England Women's Academy in Loughborough.

For wonderful contributions late in the tournament, man of the series, Dwayne Bravo, who led his side Trinidad & Tobago Red Steel to the Caribbean Premier League Title, is the Cricket World Player of the Week.

Australia Women completed a fourth series clean sweep of their summer, winning the fourth and final One-Day International against the West Indies by 148 runs in Bowral.

Meg Lanning scored an unbeaten century to help set up an eight-wicket win for Australia Women over the West Indies Women in Bowral which puts the home side into an unassailable 3-0 series lead.

Ellyse Perry scored a half-century and took three wickets to help Australia Women beat the West Indies Women by 53 runs in the second One-Day International in Sydney.

Ellyse Perry returned figures of three for nine to help set Australia Women on the way to an eight-wicket win over the West Indies Women and a 4-0 Twenty20 International series clean sweep.

Cricket Australia XI captain Ellyse Perry top scored with 62 during a six-run win over the West Indies Women in the second Twenty20 warm-up game in Canberra.

Ellyse Perry made a successful return from injury by leading a Cricket Australia XI to a nine-wicket win over the touring West Indian Women in a Twenty20 warm-up game in Canberra.

All-rounder Ellyse Perry is back to full fitness and included in Australia Women's Twenty20 and One-Day International squads to take on the West Indies Women.

Ellyse Perry will captain a Cricket Australia XI in two Twenty20 matches against the West Indies Women that gets their tour of Australia underway later this month.

Reigning champions Australia survived a huge scare to beat South Africa and claim their first victory of the ICC Women's World Twenty20 in Sylhet.

Ellyse Perry struck a brilliant unbeaten 90 to guide Australia to a four-wicket win in the third Women's Ashes One-Day International against England in Hobart.

Australian all-rounder Ellyse Perry has suffered a setback following ankle surgery after an infection necessitated a second minor operation. She was operated on in March to remove bone spurs which contributed to a stress fracture and the subsequent infection has added another two to three weeks to her rehabilitation.

Australian all-rounder Ellyse Perry has undergone successful surgery to remove bone spurs from her ankle and now faces up to three months on the sidelines. She is aiming to be able to run again in six weeks and it may be 10-12 weeks before she can start bowling.

Ellyse Perry, one of Australia's 2013 World Cup winning heroines, has been diagnosed with a stress fracture in her left ankle following her return from the tournament in India. She missed the Super Six matches against England, Sri Lanka and the West Indies but returned to take three wickets in the final to bowl her side to a convincing 114-run win.

Australia survived a huge scare before confirming their place in the ICC Women's World Cup Super Sixes stage with a three-wicket win over South Africa. After South Africa made 188 for nine, Australia slipped to 155 for seven before the cool heads of Erin Osborne and Ellyse Perry took them over the finishing line with more than four overs in hand.

Australia Women racked up an impressive 333 for five on their way to a convincing 135-run victory over West Indies Women in their first warm-up match ahead of the 2013 World Cup in Mumbai. There were half-centuries for Ellyse Villani, Rachael Haynes, Jess Cameron and Lisa Sthalekar and then two wickets apiece for Ellyse Perry and Sthalekar as the West Indies were bowled out for 198.