England women’s players set for Royal London Women’s One-Day cup action this weekend. Kent’s Charlotte Edwards bids for record seventh county title, as other counties seek to break Kent and Sussex’s stranglehold on 50-over competition. England and Kent CCC women’s captain, Charlotte Edwards, will be bidding to record a record-breaking seventh women’s county championship title
Charlotte Burton, Sussex WCA Director of Cricket and SCB Women and Girls Development Officer together with Sarah Taylor (Sussex & England), Georgia Adams (Sussex and England Academy) and former Sussex and England player, Charlotte Russell recently spent 3 days in Guernsey coaching the Guernsey Women’s team. They also spent time on two of the days coaching 25 girls. Source:
Last Friday I was delighted to be invited to go to Lord’s for the annual Middlesex CC Press Day to meet Izzy Westbury, Club Captain, and Beth Morgan, player/coach. I certainly picked a beautiful day to arrive at Lord’s for the very first time, in the sunshine the ground looked very impressive. What I didn’t
Over 100 female Cricketers descended on The Essex County Ground last Friday (10th April) for the 2nd Annual Women & Girls Press Day to mark the start of another exciting season of Cricket for the Women’s game in Essex. The event combined the annual team photo call with a surprise visit from England Women’s star
A brand new logo has been designed and in years to come this will become the main logo for the team. As Women’s cricket moves forward creating more media interest and raising its profile it was felt that LCB needed to stay ahead of the game with their Senior Women’s side. This branding will hopefully
BERKSHIRE finished third in Division 1 of the ECB Women’s County Championship – their highest ever placing since the new format was introduced. This is a tremendous performance as the only non first-class county in the top league. Proud team manager John Dickinson said: “At the start of the season our aim was to make
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