England’s iconic cricket captain, Charlotte Edwards, was today presented with a CBE by the Queen at Windsor Castle. Charlotte Edwards is the only female cricketer to score more than 2,000 runs in T20 cricket and has scored almost 6,000 runs in ODIs, and she captained the England side for the 200th time during the successful
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
After winning the toss and electing to bat England looked to have thrown the initiative back to the Australians after losing four early wickets and finding themselves on 49 for four. In the end Georgia Elwiss and Natalie Sciver helped raise the score to 177 which never looked to be enough. England needed to win
ECB and Kia partnership shortlisted for prestigious Women’s Sport Trust award To vote for Kia’s ground-breaking sponsorship of the England women’s cricket team to win “Sponsorship of the Year” at the WST #BeAGameChanger Awards. The Women’s Sport Trust (WST) has today announced that Kia Motors (UK) Ltd pioneering sponsorship deal as the official car of
England Women’s Academy went down 2-1 in their one-day international series against Australia Women Shooting Stars, who edged home by two wickets in the third match at the International Cricket Council Academy in Dubai. After Saturday’s heroics which levelled the series, Georgia Elwiss again played a starring role for EWA scoring 50 off just 39
Georgia Elwiss continued her fine form with an impressive all-round display to help England Women’s Academy bounce back from yesterday’s defeat to Australia Women Shooting Stars with a 26-run victory at the International Cricket Council Academy in Dubai. The 23-year-old followed up yesterday’s century with an unbeaten 65 off 42 balls, including nine fours and one six, before
England women’s trio win Australian state cricket awards: Charlotte Edwards, Western Fury: WNCL Player of the Year, WT20 Player of the Year and Zoe Goss Medal Heather Knight, Tasmanian Roar: WNCL Player of the Year, WT20 Player of the Year, and overall Player of the Year Sarah Taylor, South Australian Scorpions: Andrea McCauley Trophy England
Heather Knight’s decision to travel to Tasmania and ply her craft for the Tasmanian Roar during the winter months has proved to be a wise one. Not only has she picked up invaluable experience, the International all-rounder has also been named WT20 player of the year in Australia for her fine performances for the club.
Twelve players from across the England women’s cricket pathway will travel to Sri Lanka next month to take part in an intensive twelve-day batting and spin bowling development camp in Colombo. England women’s vice-captain Heather Knight (Berkshire) is one of eight players, included in the group, who is currently part of the full England Women’s
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