England Women Lead Coach Scott Bemand has named his squad to take on France and seek to land the Six Nations Grand Slam on Friday night. England are four from four in the Six Nations but with France two points behind in second, there is all to play for at the Stade de la Rabine
England women v South Africa women – ICC Women’s World T20 Warm-Up, MA Chidambaram Stadium, Chepauk, Chennai South Africa women won the toss and elected to bat South Africa women – 101-7 (Trisha Chetty 31, Anya Shrubsole 2-11, Heather Knight 2-15, Jenny Gunn 2-23) 20 overs England women – 102-3 (Sarah Taylor 37) 16.3 overs
England Women held off a determined Wales to land a 20-13 victory at the Stoop on Saturday. This puts England at four from four for the 2016 Six Nations, landing the side the Triple Crown, with just France left to play next Friday. The home team dominated from the start and a driving maul from the
England women v New Zealand women – ICC Women’s World T20 Warm-Up, MA Chidambaram Stadium, Chepauk, Chennai England women won the toss and elected to bowl New Zealand women – 130-6 (Katherine Brunt 2-15, Sophie Devine 40, Suzie Bates 38) 20 overs England women – 131-6 (Lea Tahuhu 2-10, Sarah Taylor 51) 20 overs England
No new names have been added to England Women’s match-day 23 for their game against Wales on Saturday at the Twickenham Stoop, KO 6.05pm. With the team three from three so far this Six Nations, Lead Coach Scott Bemand has chosen to keep the squad that defeated reigning champions Ireland at Twickenham last time. The
Wales Women’s head coach Rhys Edwards has stuck to a winning formula by naming an unchanged starting XV for Saturday’s Six Nations clash against England at Twickenham Stoop. There is only one change from the side which defeated France at the Gnoll, with Mel Clay replacing Jenny Hawkins on the substitute’s bench. “We had a
England women looked to be heading to a second successive victory over Germany when disaster struck and their fragile lead was cancelled out after a 76th minute own goal from defender Gilly Flaherty. Worse was to come when Fara Williams believed she had been fouled by Alexandra Popp only for the referee to award Germany
Kelly Smith came off the bench to score a late try and rescue a draw for England Women U20 against France U20 at Esher RFC. The home side lost a 17 point advantage at half time to draw 25-25 on Saturday. After trading early penalties, England had the first try of the game just shy
The opening match in the SheBelieves Cup looked to be heading for a draw between Germany and France until the 83rd minute when France failed to clear a corner and right back Leonie Maier took the opportunity to fire the ball into the net to give Germany a 1-0 win. Next up in the double header
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
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