Australia women's stars set to miss most of WNCL due to packed international schedule

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Australia's top women's cricketers are expected to have limited involvement in the Women's National Cricket League (WNCL) this season. A congested international calendar, including series against Bangladesh and New Zealand, is the primary reason for their likely absence from domestic cricket. The Women's Premier League (WPL) is also expected to draw several Australian players away from the WNCL. Additionally, the Women's Champions Trophy is among the marquee events competing for the players' time. As a result, the domestic competition may see reduced participation from Australia's best-known internationals.

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