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Jo Currie

Manchester

Women's Sport Reporter at BBC

Women's Sport Reporter at BBC

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  • 1 month ago | es-us.noticias.yahoo.com | Jo Currie

    La exjugadora de cricket australiana Mel Jones fue una de las tres mujeres que organizaron y financiaron el plan para que el equipo femenino de cricket de Afganistán huyera de su país en 2021 tras el regreso al poder del Talibán. Entre las 19 jugadoras que hicieron el aterrador viaje a Australia estaba Firooza Amiri, quien temblaba de miedo cada vez que su familia era detenida en el auto en el que viajaba.

  • 2 months ago | msn.com | Jo Currie

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  • 2 months ago | bbc.com | Jo Currie

    As England and Barcelona goalkeeper Ellie Roebuck sips her flat white in the Spanish sunshine outside her favourite coffee shop, she looks like a player who has the world at her feet. But this is a very different picture from 12 months ago. Last February she was told that, at the age of 24, she had suffered a stroke and was left fearing she would never play football again. "I'm lucky because I should have lost my vision," she tells BBC Sport. "I should have lost my peripheral vision for sure.

  • 2 months ago | aol.com | Jo Currie

    "Don't do anything until I get back!"Mel Jones was in the middle of a television commentary, but she was also in the middle of masterminding an escape from the Taliban. The former Australia cricketer was one of the three women who organised and funded ways for the Afghanistan women's cricket team to flee their country in 2021 in what she said felt at times like "a Jason Bourne movie".

  • 2 months ago | ca.news.yahoo.com | Jo Currie

    The Afghan women's team who will not be silenced"Don't do anything until I get back!"Mel Jones was in the middle of a television commentary, but she was also in the middle of masterminding an escape from the Taliban. The former Australia cricketer was one of the three women who organised and funded ways for the Afghanistan women's cricket team to flee their country in 2021 in what she said felt at times like "a Jason Bourne movie".

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6 Mar 25

RT @GirlsontheBall: POD 🎙️ | We sat down with @SpursWomen and young Lionesses defender Ella Morris to chat through her career and find out…

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5 Mar 25

RT @HMLCowen: If you like women's sport then please watch: https://t.co/Gw8Z485S8U I don't think we do enough to celebrate the women who d…

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27 Feb 25

RT @bbctms: TMS PODCAST: Should England be playing against Afghanistan? We hear from @josbuttler & Afghanistan coach @Trotty. Plus @JoC…