On International Women’s Day, a year after the resounding success of the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2020, the International Cricket Council (ICC) announced the expansion of women’s cricket events post the 2023 cycle. More teams will compete in both the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup and the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup from 2026
England Women End Tour with their Second Series Win [New Zealand Tour – Final T20I, Wellington (Sky – formerly Westpac Stadium) on 7 March 2021] As seen on BT Sports TV and streamed live on website Live Cricket Australia & the ICC match centre, the final women’s twenty overs match was played before cricket spectators.
England Women Celebrate Second Successive Series Win [New Zealand Tour – Second T20I, Wellington (Westpac Stadium) on 5 March 2021] As seen on BT Sports TV and streamed live on website Live Cricket Australia & the ICC match centre, England Women comprehensively beat the NZ White Ferns by six wickets taking a 2-0 series win
A Match Of Two Halves – England Women celebrate Another Win [New Zealand Tour – First T20 International, Wellington (Regional Stadium) on 3 March 2021] As seen on BT Sports TV and live on website Live Cricket Australia, England Women put the White Ferns in to bat and bowled them out for a meagre 96 – with two balls
The ICC Men’s Player of the Month Feb Nominees: Ravichandran Ashwin (IND), Joe Root (ENG) and Kyle Mayers (WI) ICC Women’s Player of the Month Feb Nominees: Tammy Beaumont (ENG), Brooke Halliday (NZ), Nat Sciver (ENG) The International Cricket Council (ICC) today announced the nominees for the ICC Player of the Month Awards for the
Sciver and Amelia Kerr move up in all three lists after reigning World champions England beat New Zealand 2-1 England opener Tammy Beaumont has rocketed five places to grab the top position among batters in the MRF Tyres ICC Women’s ODI Player Rankings after an excellent display in the three-match series against New Zealand which
This week Covid-19 has brought disturbing news on several fronts to the world of women’s sport. It took on a sharp form at the Madrid 7s at the weekend. When the French squad announced a positive Covid test and withdrew, the USA squad decided to withdraw as well. When the tests proved negative, it was
NZ ‘White Ferns’ beat England at their third attempt [New Zealand Tour – Third ODI, Dunedin (University Oval) on 28 February 2021] As seen on BT Sports2 TV and website Live Cricket Australia, England elected to bat first, posting a ‘half-decent’ score of 220. Ferns Ex-captain Amy Satterthwaite (119*runs off 128 balls) and Amelia Kerr (72* off 88) staged a 173-run partnership. That
New Zealand’s Amy Satterthwaite scored an unbeaten hundred as New Zealand won the final match of the ODI series. England were indebted to Tammy Beaumont (88*) and Heather Knight (60) for their total of 220, which captain Heather Knight judged to be 30-40 short after the game. It ends England Women’s run of 10 consecutive all-format
The two warm-up games England played in New Zealand were a sharp reminder of the challenges facing them before next year’s ODI World Cup, also in NZ. They did win the first one, although they allowed the opposition to get within 20 runs of their total. The second game failed to provide the surge forward
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