England amassed 377-7, their second-highest ODI total of all time, as Nat Sciver and Heather Knight both scored hundreds in a convincing win over Pakistan at Leicester in their second ICC Women’s World Cup fixture. Pakistan’s captain Sana Mir won the toss and put England into bat but despite the loss of Tammy Beaumont and
England’s women’s hockey team have announced their squad of 18 that will contest the Hero Hockey World League Semi-final in Johannesburg starting on 8 July. Heach coach Danny Kerry has named an experienced group with ten gold Olympic medallists from Rio 2016 making the squad that will travel to South Africa. England will face Germany,
Sunday 23 July at Lord’s England beat India in a thrilling final to win the ICC Women’s World Cup 2017. All tournament results are listed below: Date Venue Match Result Saturday 24 June Bristol New Zealand v Sri Lanka New Zealand win by 9 wickets Derby England v India India win by 35 runs Sunday
Amy Hardcastle bagged a remarkable ten-minute hat-trick as England Women claimed a hard-earned 26-16 win over France Women at Stade de la Mer, Perpignan, last night. Harcastle’s treble, alongside a Kayleigh Bulman effort, helped England lead 22-4 at the break. Despite two quickfire France tries at the start of the second period, Bradford Bulls captain
Opening batsman Lauren Winfield will miss England’s ICC Women’s World Cup opener against India on Saturday after sustaining a wrist injury in the final warm-up match against New Zealand. She is to be reassessed early next week but is also likely to be unavailable for England’s second group game, against Pakistan at Leicester on Tuesday
England Women finalised their preparation for the ICC Women’s World Cup with a seven-wicket victory over New Zealand at Derby, the venue for Saturday’s opener against India. A disciplined and collective bowling performance saw New Zealand dismissed for 130 and laid the foundations for an encouraging victory, secured with Tammy Beaumont not out on 51.
A hundred from Heather Knight added to half-centuries from Sarah Taylor and Danni Wyatt to see England to an eight-wicket victory over Sri Lanka at Chesterfield in their first official warm-up game ahead of the ICC Women’s World Cup. Sri Lankan captain Inoka Ranaweera won the toss and chose to bat under a baking sun
England Women finished the International Women’s Rugby Series undefeated after overcoming the Black Ferns 21-29 in Rotorua on Saturday. Tries from Emily Scarratt, Abbie Scott, Lydia Thompson, Marlie Packer and Vicky Fleetwood held off a determined Black Ferns who led 14-7 after 30 minutes to give England their first away win to New Zealand since 2001.
England Women Head Coach Chris Chapman has named a 22-strong squad for his team’s tour to France next week. Players from four different clubs will be represented, with reigning champions Thatto Heath-St Helens boasting seven members, while nine players come from Bradford Bulls, alongside five representatives from Featherstone Rovers, including captain Andrea Dobson, who picked
England captain Heather Knight returned from injury to take three wickets and Nat Sciver again impressed with the bat, making 69, as England defeated India by 141 runs in a warm-up fixture at Loughborough ahead of the ICC Women’s World Cup. In a dress rehearsal for the first match of the tournament – to be
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