The five matches that changed women's cricket

The five matches that changed women's cricket

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The Warm Up Track 2026: Innes FitzGerald – Being green and winning gold

At the age of 16, Innes FitzGerald turned down selection for the World Cross Country Championships because they were a long-haul flight away in Australia. The environmental impact of getting on that plane was more important to her than the experience of competing on the internati ...  Show more

The Warm Up Track 2026: Geordie Beamish – Chasing Gold

Geordie Beamish was involved in arguably the best race of the 2025 World Championships. In Tokyo, he timed his finish to perfection to upset the twice and reigning champion, Soufiane El Bakkali, in the men’s 3000m steeplechase. The Moroccan was looking for his third world title i ...  Show more

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