England women v Australia women – 1st Women’s Ashes NatWest International Twenty20, The Essex County Ground, Chelmsford England women won the toss and elected to field Australia women – 122-8 (Ellyse Perry 30, Meg Lanning 28, Natalie Sciver 2-18) 20 overs England women – 125-3 (Sarah Taylor 50, Charlotte Edwards 39, Erin Osborne 2-22) 17.3
The England Women’s Academy (EWA) led by Tammy Beaumont drew their one-off 2-day match against Australia women on Saturday 1st – Sunday 2nd August, at the National Cricket Performance Centre in Loughborough. England batted first and despite a rain delay declared on 279 for 9 after 99 overs with Fran Wilson top scoring on 55, Laura Marsh
Tammy Beaumont to captain England Women’s Academy squad in 2-day match against Australia women The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) today announced a 13-player England Women’s Academy (EWA) squad to play a one-off 2-day match against Australia women on Saturday 1st – Sunday 2nd August, at the National Cricket Performance Centre in Loughborough. Three
England Women’s and LCB Thunder’s Kate Cross (pictured above with England Captain Charlotte Edwards) has signed for Brisbane Heat to compete in the inaugural Women’s Big Bash League in Australia. Kate along with Lauren Winfield (England Women and Yorkshire Women captain), will be the Heat’s inaugural international recruits for the new T20 league in the
England women v Australia women – 3rd Royal London Women’s Ashes One-Day International, New Road, Worcester England will have to come from behind if they are to retain the Women’s Ashes after Meg Lanning and Ellyse Perry combined to secure a comfortable Australia victory in the last of the three-match Royal London ODI series in
England women v Australia women – 3rd Royal London Women’s Ashes One-Day International, New Road, Worcester – reserve day information As a result of heavy rainfall in Worcester today the 3rd Royal London Women’s One-Day International between England and Australia was abandoned, and will now be played in its entirety tomorrow, Monday 27th July, at New
England women v Australia women – 2nd Royal London Women’s Ashes One-Day International, Bristol County Ground Australia skipper Meg Lanning struck her sixth one-day international century as the tourists set England a target of 260 to win the second Royal London match of the Women’s Ashes series. England captain Charlotte Edwards put Australia in to bat
England women secure 2 Women’s Ashes points and 2 ICC Women’s Championship points England made a winning start to the Women’s Ashes Series as Natalie Sciver and Lydia Greenway’s brilliant partnership helped set up a four-wicket victory. Sciver and Greenway put on 122 to help England recover from 80 for four as they chased Australia’s
Despite half centuries for Tammy Beaumont and Fran Wilson, England Women’s Academy fell to a 15 run defeat by Australia on Sunday in an Ashes warm up match. The EWA team were chasing a target of 250 which had been set by Australia with Ellyse Perry scoring 93 and Elyse Villani with 49, but finished their 50 overs on 234
England and Australia players come together in Taunton this weekend to launch Women’s Ashes series. The England and Australia women’s teams will join forces to launch the 2015 Women’s Ashes series this Saturday (18th July), at the County Ground, Taunton. Led by England women’s captain Charlotte Edwards and her Australian counterpart, Meg Lanning, the players
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