England Women U18 Talent Development Group (TDG) will face emerging Wales Women at the Principality Stadium on Tuesday 30 April 2019 at 6pm. The TDG is a part of the England Women performance pathway which identifies emerging talent at U18 level and provides meaningful playing opportunities. This will be the second fixture that the U18
England Women Sevens finished second at the HSBC Kitakyushu Sevens after being defeated 7-5 by Canada in the Cup final. It was England who struck first after Megan Jones broke through on the short side before Amy Wilson Hardy forced her way across the line for the only try of the half. In a close
England Women Sevens are through to the Cup quarter-finals at the Kitakyushu Sevens where they will play Australia (3.14 am, live on WorldRugby.org) after victories over Ireland and Fiji saw them finish second in Pool C. James Bailey’s side lost their first match of the day, defeated 43-7 by USA with Helena Rowland scoring their solitary try
England Netball has today announced an official partnership with trusted wound care brand Elastoplast. The UK’s leading wound care expert will be the Official First Aid Supplier for the Vitality Roses; England’s senior netball team, as part of the partnership, and will be offering support to the governing body at both a grassroots and elite
Captain Steph Houghton and goalkeeper Carly Telford have withdrawn from the England squad. The captain felt mild groin pain following the Lionesses’ meeting with Canada on Friday evening and the decision has been made to rest her in order to manage her load ahead of the FIFA Women’s World Cup this summer. It means the
England Women signed off from their tour of Sri Lanka with another win to make it 10 victories in a row in all formats. It’s now their fifth-best run of consecutive victories. Half-centuries from Amy Jones and Danni Wyatt – plus a pair of rapid 40s from Nat Sciver and Tammy Beaumont – saw England
Phil Neville has named his England squad for the forthcoming ‘Road to France Series’ double-header on home soil, with just over two months to go before the FIFA Women’s World Cup. The 25-player squad take on Canada at a sold-out Academy Stadium, Manchester [Friday 5 April] before hosting Spain at The County Ground, Swindon Town
Mo Marley has named her England U21 squad for the forthcoming La Manga U23 Tournament. The 20-strong group take on France (Friday 5 April, kick-off 3pm), Norway (Sunday 7 April, kick-off 3pm) and Sweden (Tuesday 9 April, kick-off 12pm). Head coach Marley said: “We are all looking forward to the challenge of playing against some
England Women won their ninth match in a row to go 2-0 up against Sri Lanka and seal the T20I series with a game to go. It is their joint-highest number of consecutive victories since 2012, when the team won nine on the bounce between July and September. Victory in Thursday’s final T20I would be only the
England cruised to a comfortable eight-wicket win to go 1-0 up in their IT20 series against Sri Lanka. Batting first Sri Lanka were bowled out for 94 and in reply England had little trouble in knocking off the required runs. The wickets were shared around, with Anya Shrubsole getting a double breakthrough before debutant Freya
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