ICC Women’s World T20 Pool A: Australia, Ireland, New Zealand, South Africa, Sri Lanka Pool A: India, England, Pakistan, West Indies, Bangladesh Fixtures: 15 March India v Bangladesh – India win by 72 runs 15 March New Zealand v Sri Lanka – New Zealand win by 7 wickets
England women v South Africa women – ICC Women’s World T20 Warm-Up, MA Chidambaram Stadium, Chepauk, Chennai South Africa women won the toss and elected to bat South Africa women – 101-7 (Trisha Chetty 31, Anya Shrubsole 2-11, Heather Knight 2-15, Jenny Gunn 2-23) 20 overs England women – 102-3 (Sarah Taylor 37) 16.3 overs
England women v New Zealand women – ICC Women’s World T20 Warm-Up, MA Chidambaram Stadium, Chepauk, Chennai England women won the toss and elected to bat England women – 126 (Leah Kasperek 4-12, Felicity Leydon-Davis 3-19, Tammy Beaumont 56) 19.2 overs New Zealand women – 106 (Jenny Gunn 4-12, Heather Knight 3-13, Danielle Hazell 2-16,
England women v New Zealand women – ICC Women’s World T20 Warm-Up, MA Chidambaram Stadium, Chepauk, Chennai England women won the toss and elected to bowl New Zealand women – 130-6 (Katherine Brunt 2-15, Sophie Devine 40, Suzie Bates 38) 20 overs England women – 131-6 (Lea Tahuhu 2-10, Sarah Taylor 51) 20 overs England
The ECB has today announced the England Women’s Academy squad to travel to Sri Lanka at the end of the month to play in a tri-series against their Australian counterparts – the Commonwealth Bank Shooting Stars – and Sri Lanka Women “A”. Lancashire seamer, Kate Cross, is included in the 15-strong touring party, which will
Loughborough University was recently announced as a host for the WCSL and yesterday they announced that the team will be called Loughborough Lightning and will play in the league’s opening match away against Yorkshire Diamonds. The team will play three home matches at the Haslegrave Cricket Ground on the Loughborough University campus, starting against Lancashire Thunder
The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) has announced the playing schedule and team names for the six hosts that will compete in the inaugural Women’s Cricket Super League. This summer, 90 of the most talented female players from England and across the world will come together to play for one of the following six
Loughborough Sport has announced the appointment of Salliann Briggs as the Head Coach of Loughborough’s Women’s Cricket Super League (WCSL) team, based at Loughborough University. Salliann holds an impressive resume’ within the cricket set up in England being previously appointed as the England Women Development Program Under-19 Head Coach. As well as being the Head Coach
England women v South Africa women – 3rd Twenty20 International, Bidvest Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg England women won the toss and elected to bowl South Africa women – 131-4 (Lizell Lee 69*, Anya Shrubsole 2-28) 20 overs England women – 133-6 (Sarah Taylor 60, Shabnim Ismail 3-27) 15.3 overs England women won by 4 wickets England
England women v South Africa women – 2nd Twenty20 International, Newlands Cricket Ground, Cape Town South Africa women won the toss and elected to field England women – 156-6 (Sarah Taylor 66, Sune Luus 2-26) 20 overs South Africa women – 145-3 (Dane van Niekerk 63, Mignon du Preez 47*) 17.2 overs South Africa women
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