The draw for the Semi-Finals of The SSE Women’s FA Cup was made live on BBC Breakfast (BBC One & BBC iPlayer) this morning. The ties are due to be played on Sunday 14 April. The full draw: Reading v West Ham United [k/o 12:30] – Live on BBC Red Button and
England cruised to a straightforward six-wicket win in their second ODI against Sri Lanka and with it claimed the series. On another flat wicket in Hambantota the bowlers produced a solid performance to restrict the hosts to 187/9 in their 50 overs and the batters did the rest, sealing the win for the loss of just
Manchester Thunder took the spoils in the hotly anticipated game against second-placed Saracens Mavericks 49-57 Manchester Thunder were slow out of the blocks with the Hertfordshire-based side finding goal shooter George Fisher way to easily and they edge the first quarter 16-15. The second quarter started in the same vein with Mavericks building an early
Defending champions Surbiton kept their title hopes on track in the Investec Women’s Hockey League Premier Division, winning 4-1 at Clifton Robinsons, who saw their play-off hopes dented. Giselle Ansley and Olivia Chilton fired the visitors to a 2-0 lead before Clifton’s Claire Thomas pulled one back. Ansley restored Surbiton’s two-goal cushion before the half
Team Bath Netball kicked off their run of three home Vitality Superleague games in nine days with a hard-fought victory over Celtic Dragons. The Sitec-sponsored Blue & Gold struggled to produce their best netball as they were put under pressure by spirited opposition, who reduced a five-goal half-time deficit to three going into the final
England powered their way to a comprehensive victory in the first ODI of their three-match series in Sri Lanka. A brilliant 93 from Nat Sciver – alongside 79 from Amy Jones and 61 from captain Heather Knight – saw England amass 331-7 from their 50 overs, the highest women’s ODI total ever scored in Sri
Mid-table Beeston’s play-off hopes hang by a thread with three games left in the Investec Women’s Hockey League Premier Division, but they also have one eye on the teams below them with relegation still not mathematically ruled out. Four defeats in a row have seen them drop out of the top four but they still
England Women Sevens head coach James Bailey has named a 13-player squad that will travel to Nice for an invitational tournament on 16-17 March. England will compete alongside France, Russia, Canada, Australia, Spain, Japan and Ireland in a round robin format hosted across two days. This tournament forms part of the squad’s preparation for
England Women U20 head coach Jo Yapp has named an unchanged starting XV for the side’s second clash against France Women U20 on Saturday 16 March, KO 2.30pm in Newbury. After being defeated 31-12 in the first of their two-game series in Strasbourg last week, England will host France at Newbury RFC this weekend. Yapp
England Women head coach Simon Middleton has made five changes to his starting XV for the Women’s Six Nations clash against Scotland Women at Twickenham Stadium on Saturday 16 March, KO 7.30pm, live on Sky Sports Main Event, Sky Sports Action and Sky Sports Mix. Having beaten Ireland, France, Wales and Italy with try-scoring
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