Melbourne Renegades appoint Twining as WBBL head coach

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Melbourne Renegades have named Twining as their new head coach for the Women's Big Bash League. Twining currently serves as an assistant coach with the Australian women's national cricket team. He will take up the Renegades role before returning to his duties with the national side after the WBBL concludes. The appointment signals the Renegades' intent to strengthen their coaching setup for the upcoming season.

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