The quadrennial laws review process has kicked off with technical experts beginning the process of critiquing the game’s law book following commentary and feedback submitted by unions. Every four years, the governing body runs a health-check on the laws of the game with a view to ensuring the enhancement of player welfare, the maximisation of
Team Bath Netball defender Sam Cook helped England make a dream start to their Test series against Trinidad & Tobago in front of a large and noisy crowd at the University of Bath. Cook started at goal-keeper for Wednesday’s series opener and formed an effective defensive partnership with Sonia Mkoloma – making her first international
A clinical performance from the Charlton women’s team saw them run riot as they secured their third trophy of the season, beating West Ham United 5-0 in the Capital Cup final at Harrow Borough FC on Wednesday. The victory follows the Addicks’ FA Women’s Premier League Cup triumph against Sheffield FC on Sunday, and adds
England Women’s Head Coach Simon Middleton has recalled Rachael Burford and Kay Wilson for the penultimate round of the Sevens World Series at the Twickenham Stoop and at Twickenham Stadium on May 15 & 16. Burford missed the last round of the series in Canada due to injury while Wilson will make her first start
England got off to the perfect start under Tracey Neville as they secured a hard fought 65-42 victory over Trinidad & Tobago to take a 1-0 lead at the University of Bath in their three-match International Series. With several England regulars still competing for their ANZ franchises down under, the starting seven allowed a chance
The Rugby Players’ Association (RPA) today announced the shortlist for The Sunday Times England Women’s Player of the Year Award 2015, which will be presented at the RPA Players’ Awards on Wednesday 13th May at Battersea Evolution, London. The Sunday Times England Women’s Player of the Year award recognises the tremendous talent in England women’s
Jeremy Parsons was delighted with his side’s “deserved” FA Women’s Premier League (FAWPL) Cup victory over Sheffield FC on Sunday, but warned his players cannot rest just yet. After 120 minutes of football, the FAWPL Cup final ended goalless and the Addicks were victorious in a penalty shootout – with Megen Lynch saving two and Sam
Georgia Elwiss starred with bat and ball as the tourists made it three wins from three over Sri Lanka A to end the England women spin camp in Colombo on a high. Two Elwiss wickets and three for the in-form Dani Wyatt restricted the hosts to 183 all out in 48.4 overs. Elwiss and Katherine
Royal London Women’s One-Day cup got underway on 3rd May and Kent got off to a flying start beating Yorkshire by 9 wickets helped by an unbeaten stand of 88 from England Captain Charlotte Edwards. Kent’s second game on 4th May was decided in amid controversial circumstances at stumps, as the umpires declared the scores were
Notts County became the first ever team to get through to the FAW Cup final at Wembley Stadium with a 3-0 victory over Everton. Straight from the kick off Everton almost took the lead. Lucy Whipp drove forward and unleashed a shot from 20 yards which dipped late, striking the crossbar, but Carly Telford claimed
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