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Caroline Foster and Salliann Briggs have been unveiled as head coaches for two of the six Womens Cricket Super League teams in announcements that come ahead of the tournament this summer. Former England international and World Cup winner Foster has been announced as the new head coach of the South West team, while experienced coach and player Briggs has been appointed to head up the Loughborough team.Foster, having had over 50 ODI caps for her country, also has an impressive resume as a coach. Not only has she led Somerset to two cup finals as head coach, she has also been both assistant and head coach of the England Development Programmes at U15 and U19s level.The South West team Foster will be coaching comprises of Gloucester, Somerset and Exeter womens cricket clubs, and the 35-year-old is enthusiastic about the opportunity. I am passionate about the womens game and I am delighted to have been chosen for this really exciting opportunity, she said. Ex England international cricketer Foster has over 50 ODI caps for her country I believe my biggest impact on the sport is ahead of me. I am relishing the opportunity to shape the identity of the South West team and share in the responsibility of keeping the womens game moving forward across the West Country.Alongside Foster comes another new appointment in the form of 2013 National ECB Sky Sports Coach of the Year runner up Lisa Pagett. Pagett, who has an extensive background in womens performance cricket, has been named by the South West team as General Manager. The former Gloucestershire Womens Head Coach has most recently been the head coach of the England Womens Development programme and is enthusiastic about starting her role.The possibility of being part of such a significant development in the women and girls game is one that energises and excites me, especially in the region I have both worked and played cricket in and I cant wait to get started. Similarly, Briggs will be drawing on her own experience of coaching, which includes being the former England women development programme for u19s coach, while currently holding the position of head coach at Loughborough University. Loughborough are the only university team that will be playing in the league and Briggs believes it speaks volumes for the dedication Loughborough has for developing players. Salliann Briggs has been announced as the new Head Coach of the Loughborough University Super League team It will allow us to continue our passion in attracting further females to the sport and will help us engage our local region by staging exciting home match events for everyone who loves competitive sport, she said.Im incredibly proud to play a part in such an exciting time for Loughborough University and womens cricket.The league consists of six teams and will commence this summer with a Twenty20 competition, which will then be followed by a 50-over format as well in future years. 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On Ford Australias saddest day, Supercars driver Chaz Mostert gave the Falcon faithful something to cheer about at Mount Panorama.The same day Ford Australias factories closed their doors for the last time, Falcon driver Mostert managed to provide Bathurst 1000 qualifyings feel-good story.One year after his horror qualifying crash, Mostert topped the timesheets for most of Fridays 40-minute session before being relegated to fourth in a frenzied finish.Holdens Jamie Whincup - four-time Bathurst winner - claimed provisional pole.Mostert might have missed top spot ahead of Saturdays top-10 shootout which will determine the front of the grid for Sundays Great Race.Yet he still achieved plenty.The Ford gun finally exorcised his demons 12 months after his spectacular qualifying crash on the mountain.Mosterts 2015 Bathurst title defence was abruptly ended after he broke his leg and was airlifted to hospital following his spectacular qualifying crash.Its unbelievable, Mostert said.This time last year, I just got reminded that I was carted off in an ambulance and, this time, I qualified for the top-10 shootout - pretty stoked.Twelve months since the big crash and all the people that have backed me all the way, I cant really thank them enough.It marked the first time Mostert had officially completed Bathurst qualifying in his fourth Mount Panorama campaign, famously winning the 2014 Great Race from last on the starting grid.dddddddddddd.Mosterts effort provided a silver lining to the dark cloud hanging over Ford on Friday.About 600 manufacturing workers lost their jobs when Ford Australia closed its factories at Geelong and Broadmeadows in Melbournes north, ending 91 years of production.The two Ford Supercars teams will still race Falcons next year but the brand looks set to disappear by 2018, possibly replaced by Mustangs.It would mark the end of an era.Falcons have won the Great Race 14 times since first contesting Bathurst in 1967, beginning their famous rivalry with Holden.Ford factory workers are believed to be driving in a convoy to Mount Panorama this weekend to salute the Falcon.Fords No.1 driver Mark Winterbottom - the series defending champion - hoped to provide a fitting send-off.It is emotional, Winterbottom said.It would be nice to send the Falcon out on the high it deserves.Former Bathurst champion Winterbottom was seventh fastest ahead of the shootout.Well tune her up and try and get a little bit better and see if we can start somewhere up the front, he said. 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