England Women head coach Simon Middleton has named his matchday squad for the opening game of the 2017 International Women’s Rugby Series against Australia. Katy Mclean will lead the side for the first time since the 2015 Six Nations with regular captain Sarah Hunter on the bench. The Red Roses take on the Wallaroos for
Australia took a step closer to securing the HSBC World Rugby Women’s Sevens Series 2015/16 after defeating their rivals New Zealand at the third round of the series in Atlanta. Despite both teams losing on day one, New Zealand and Australia bounced back on Saturday, returning to form as they progressed to the final at
England women v Australia women – ICC Women’s World T20 Semi Final, Ferozeshah Kotla, Delhi England women won the toss and elected to bowl Australia women – 132-6 (Meg Lanning 55, Natalie Sciver 2-22) 20 overs England women – 127-7 (Tammy Beaumont 32, Charlotte Edwards 31, Megan Schutt 2-15) 20 overs Australia women won by
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
Australia claimed the crown at the second round of the HSBC World Rugby Women’s Sevens Series in Sao Paulo on Sunday. In a downpour in the Brazilian city, Shannon Parry led her team to a 29-0 win over Canada in the cup final. The Canadians had earlier shocked reigning champions New Zealand in the semi-finals with a
Great Britain downed by Australia in final test Great Britain slip to a 3-2 defeat in final test of the series Goals from Georgina Morgan, Emily Smith and Grace Stewart hand Australia the win Late strikes from Sophie Bray and Joie Leigh not enough for Danny Kerry’s side Match marks 50th Great Britain appearance for
Sarah Haycroft’s first Great Britain goal secures a draw in the fifth test with Australia Georgie Parker with the equaliser for Hockeyroos Match marks 356th international appearance for Kate Richardson-Walsh making her the most capped player in GB and England’s history Live stream of matches, including replays of completed games available here Next match is
Double strike from Giselle Ansley gives Great Britain 2-2 draw in fourth test with Australia Opening goal is Ansley’s first for Great Britain Australia goals from Georgia Nanscawen and Emily Smith Live stream of matches, including replays of completed games available here Next match is at 7am UK time on 20 February 2016 Two penalty
Great Britain draw 3-3 with Australia in third test Goals from Crista Cullen (above), Ellie Watton and Helen Richardson-Walsh Kate Richardson-Walsh levels Karen Brown’s appearance record winning her 355th cap Match also marks Ellie Watton’s 50th international cap Live stream of matches, including replays of completed games available here Next match is at 10am UK
Susie Gilbert strike enough to see off Australia in second test 1-0 win levels the series at one apiece after two matches Live stream of matches, including replays of completed games available here Next match is at 10am UK time on 16 February 2016 Susie Gilbert’s first half penalty corner strike handed Danny Kerry’s
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