CONTEMPORARY dancer and this year’s South Australia Rose Beth Mooney isn’t just chasing a crown – she’s breaking barriers.

Beth Mooney, one of three Australian captains in the women's Hundred tournament in England, has endured a tough launch to her ...

Manchester Originals face London Spirit in the women's Hundred - follow live scores, radio commentary and updates.

The experience of Aussie veteran Beth Mooney has guided Manchester Originals to victory over Welsh Fire in the Hundred Women.

Meg Lanning's second successive fifty of the season was also in vain as Oval Invincibles went down by two runs in a thriller ...

A very straightforward decision to field first by Northern Superchargers. In the men's Hundred at the Utilita Bowl, teams ...

Mooney has witnessed first-hand the transformation of women’s cricket, particularly with the advent of franchise leagues such as the Women’s Premier League (WPL), where she plays for Gujarat ...

A loose drive from England team-mate Sophia Dunkley is pouched by Dani Gregory at gully. Tom Lawes is going to replace Jacob ...

KeyBank CEO Beth Mooney named the Most Powerful Woman in Banking again; 3 other Key executives also honored for leadership Updated: Sep. 23, 2014, 10:00 a.m. | Published: Sep. 23, 2014, 9:00 a.m.

Beth Mooney cares more about her legacy than she does about being the first female CEO at a top 20 U.S.-based bank. One of her primary goals is to make sure KeyCorp always does right by its customers.

Beth Mooney scooped up two of the main gongs at the Australian Cricket Awards on Monday night, but it was the Australia star's acceptance speech that really stole the show.

Beth Mooney, banking's "Most Powerful Woman," paid a visit to Dayton and met with DBJ reporter Tristan Navera about her time in the city.