The North Melbourne Tasmanian Kangaroos have named an unchanged side as they hunt their fourth straight AFLW win on Saturday.

Midfielder Kaitlyn Ashmore remains sidelined for the trip to face Richmond at Punt Road as she recovers from a hamstring strain, while Sarah Wright's excellent form in defence keeps the experienced Danielle Hardiman out of the starting line-up.

The Roos, placed fourth on the AFLW ladder, will be determined to keep pace with the top three by delivering their second away win of the season. They saw off Carlton at Ikon Park for their first win on the road a fortnight ago, before underlining their finals credentials by ending Fremantle's unbeaten run in Hobart last weekend.

Meanwhile the club's round seven match has been moved from Launceston to Hobart and from Friday next week to Sunday, as the AFL announced the latest revised fixture. Full details are below. 

North Melbourne Tasmanian Kangaroos v Richmond, Round 6, 2022

B:  20. Jasmine Ferguson, 17. Sarah Wright
HB:  36. Brooke Brown, 9. Emma Kearney, 8. Aileen Gilroy
C:  12. Nicole Bresnehan, 25. Jasmine Garner, 3. Bella Eddey
HF:  1. Sophie Abbatangelo, 16. Tahlia Randall, 22. Ellie Gavalas
F:  60. Emma King, 6. Alice O'Loughlin
R:  26. Kim Rennie, 35. Jenna Bruton, 7. Ash Riddell
I/C:  27. Jess Duffin, 15. Amy Smith, 23. Mia King, 11. Daisy Bateman, 2. Daria Bannister

Emg:  5. Tess Craven, 43. Grace Campbell, 31. Danielle Hardiman

No changes

Your Guide to Gameday

The opening bounce at the Swinburne Centre is at 2.10pm AEDT on Saturday.

You can get your Round 6 ticket here, and support women's football and be part of history by becoming a Kangaroos member from $4.90 per month or $7.50 per month including access to all matches.

Gameday guide
What you need to know ahead of Richmond v Kangaroos

Fixture change for round seven

The club's scheduled clash with Collingwood in Tasmania has been moved from Launceston to Hobart, as the AFL announced the latest fixture revisions.

The Roos will now host the Magpies on Sunday, February 20, with bouncedown at North Hobart Oval at 3.10pm AEDT.

The club's round eight match against the Demons in Cranbourne is unchanged.

AFL competition manager Laura Kane thanked everyone involved in AFLW for their ongoing commitment to the season amid the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic.

ROUND SEVEN

Sunday, February 20
North Melbourne Tasmania v Collingwood at North Hobart Oval, 3.10pm AEDT (Channel Seven)

ROUND EIGHT

Saturday, February 26
Melbourne v North Melbourne Tasmania at Casey Fields, 7.10pm AEDT (Channel Seven)