They're back. They are not banned. And they are sure to take plenty of attention away from our cricketers during the Test and one-dayers in Sydney. Beer wenches. They were a topic of hot debate at ...

Melbourne - Australian police have warned "beer wenches" - scantily-clad women hired by cricket fans to queue at the bar for alcohol - that they would not be welcome at the one-day international ...

This image of a 'beer wench' was used in a similar Gumtree ad posted in 2013. A furore has blown up around an ad offering to pay for "beer wenches" to serve male spectators at the historic ...

You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. Scantily-clad women paid up to $60 an hour by cricket punters were breaking the law by serving beer ...

Scantily-clad women paid up to $60 an hour by cricket punters were breaking the law by serving beer to already drunk fans, police said today. The women, known as beer wenches, are paid by spectators ...