The ICC aim for 1 million more girls playing cricket in the next year as innovative campaign to drive promotion of the women’s game is launched. The International Cricket Council today launched 100% Cricket, a 12-month campaign dedicated to the promotion of women’s cricket to build on the momentum of the ICC Women’s T20 World
The International Cricket Council (ICC) today announced the Team of the ICC Women’s World Cup 2017 with players from India and England dominating the line up. As captain they have chosen India’s Mithali Raj. The 34-year-old from Hyderabad in southern India, was selected as captain after she led her side by example by scoring 409 runs
England women v Pakistan women – ICC Women’s World T20, MA Chidambaram Stadium, Chepauk, Chennai England women won the toss and elected to bat England women – 148-5 (Charlotte Edwards 77*, Tammy Beaumont 37, Nida Dar 3-21, Asmavia Iqbal 2-18) 20 overs Pakistan women – 80 (Laura Marsh 3-12, Georgia Elwiss 2-9, Anya Shrubsole 2-16,
England women v Bangladesh women – ICC Women’s World T20, M Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bangalore England women won the toss and elected to bat England women – 153-7 (Charlotte Edwards 60, Jahanara Alam 3-32) 20 overs Bangladesh women – 117-6 (Nigar Sultana 35, Salma Khatun 32*) 20 overs England women won by 36 runs Charlotte Edwards
ICC announce substantial increase in prize money for global women’s events from 2016-2023 England to host biggest ever ICC Women’s World Cup in 2017 ICC Women’s Championship to continue post 2017 England women’s captain, Charlotte Edwards, has applauded news from the International Cricket Council (ICC) today that the ICC Board has committed to significantly increasing
England’s 2017 ICC Women’s World Cup qualification campaign is still on track following a 2-1 loss against New Zealand in the final pairing of round two in the ICC Women’s Championship (ICC WC). With two points awarded for a win and nothing for a loss, England secured just two points from the three One Day
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