The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) has confirmed that England women will travel to South Africa in February 2016 to play a three match One-Day International (ODI) series and three match Twenty20 International (T20I) series. The tour schedule includes two televised T20 ‘double-headers’ alongside England men. The three ODIs will form England’s fourth round
England Netball has announced that Tracey Neville has been appointed as the permanent head coach of the England Roses. The former Manchester Thunder coach guided England to a bronze medal at the Netball World Cup in Australia last month, where they sealed third place with an emphatic 66-44 victory over Jamaica. Speaking of her appointment, the
England Women will travel to Germany in November to play the European champions in an international friendly. Mark Sampson’s side will travel to the Schauinsland-Reisen-Arena in Duisburg for the match, which will take place on Thursday 26 November (5pm KO GMT), the first time they will have faced each other since England beat Germany in
Mark Sampson has this evening announced his squad of 23 players for the Euro 2017 qualifier against Estonia in Tallinn on Monday 21 September (KO 5pm BST). Fara Williams and Jade Moore are out because of injury, while Jordan Nobbs, Katie Chapman, Karen Carney and Portland Thorns duo Lianne Sanderson and Jodie Taylor have been rested. Into the
England women v Australia women – 2nd Women’s Ashes NatWest International Twenty20, The BrightonandHoveJobs.com County Ground, Hove England will be bitterly disappointed that after their sparkling performance with the ball, and limiting Australia to just 107 runs they dismally failed to even get close to that total with the bat. Lydia Greenway was the pick
Sell-out crowds for the Women’s Ashes NatWest IT20s at the County Ground, Chelmsford, and the BrightonandHoveJobs.com County Ground, Hove, have helped to set a new record attendance figure for an international women’s cricket series in England. The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) has today revealed that nearly 22,000 fans have attended a Women’s Ashes
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
Goals from Kate Richardson-Walsh and Helen Richardson-Walsh gave England a hard fought 2-1 win over Scotland in front of a packed house at the Lee Valley Hockey and Tennis Centre. Scotland had opened the scoring through a beautifully worked penalty corner from Kareena Marshall but England hit back with two goals before half time to
England got their 2015 Netball World Cup campaign off to a flying start with a 60-19 success over Scotland in Sydney this morning. It was far from plain sailing though for the Roses and they will be delighted to have had the chance to get a competitive match under their belts before they face a
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
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