England scored five second half tries without reply against France as they cruise to victory in Avignon. Five players picked up their first international caps as England Women eased to a fine 36-6 win over France Women. Both sides played their part in an entertaining game, watched by 1000s of fans ahead of England men’s
England women played out a 0-0 draw against France last night at the Keepmoat. The first half France showed their dominance without really threatening Karen Bardsley in goal and England limited them to shots from long range. Despite dominating possession there was no cutting edge in the final third. However, the price for the defensive
A match-winning 4-24 by left arm spinner Alex Hartley, and unbeaten 57 from Natalie Sciver against the West Indies in the final One-Day International (ODI) between the two sides in Kingston today has helped England to secure a hard-fought 3-2 ODI series victory in the Caribbean. England women v West Indies women – 5th One-Day
England Women’s coach Chris Chapman has selected his 19-player squad to travel to Avignon on Saturday, October 22 to take on France Women at Parc des Sports (3.30pm CET) as part of an international curtain-raiser to Wayne Bennett’s England squad’s Test against France. Bradford Bulls and Featherstone Rovers dominate the squad, with seven members each,
England women v West Indies women – 4th One-Day International Sabina Park, Kingston, Jamaica West Indies women won the toss and elected to bat West Indies women – 223-6 (Stafanie Taylor 84, Shaquana Quintyne 41) 50 overs England women – 181 (Tammy Beaumont 57, Lauren Winfield 51, Stafanie Taylor 3-22) 44.2 overs West Indies women
England women v West Indies women – 3rd One-Day International Sabina Park, Kingston, Jamaica England women won the toss and elected to bat England women – 220 (Lauren Winfield 79, Natalie Sciver 58, Shaquana Quintyne 3-36) 49.5 overs West Indies women – 108 35.4 overs England women won by 112 runs England women secure 2
Anya Shrubsole has been ruled-out for the duration of England women’s five match One-Day International series against the West Indies due to injury. The Somerset opening bowler was side-lined for the first two ODIs with a left side strain and had targeted a return to action for the three ICC Women’s Championship ODIs against the
England’s U17s World Cup adventure has come to an end with a 3-0 loss to holders Japan in the Quarter Finals today. Japan played with speed and skill and their first goal on just 3 minutes put England immediately on the back foot. However, England grew into the game and it was against the run
The England Women’s U17s have successfully navigated their tricky group and managed to beat Brazil in order to earn a place in the Quarter Finals of the World Cup. The team and coaches are delighted and so too are their merry band of supporters, without whom none of this could have happened. Throughout their incredible
England women v West Indies women – 2nd One-Day International Trelawny Stadium, Montego Bay, Jamaica West Indies women won the toss and elected to bat West Indies women – 148 (Stafanie Taylor 56, Alex Hartley 4-31) 50 overs England women – 110 (Deandra Dotting 4-19, Afy Fletcher 3-20) 41.4 overs West Indies women won by
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