England Women (291 ao) beat Ireland Women (177 ao) by 114 runs Sophia Dunkley scored her second ODI century to guide England Women to victory at New Road and with it a 3-0 series clean-sweep over Ireland. Dunkley’s run-a-ball 119 – her highest international score – formed the backbone of England’s total of 291 having
England Women (166-4) bt Ireland Women (165) A first international five wicket haul for Issy Wong laid the platform for a six-wicket win in Derby that captured the Metro Bank series against Ireland. Two-nil up with one game left to play is exactly where England hoped to be after this second match with the bowling
England Women (283-4) bt Ireland Women (281-5) by six wickets England’s batters put Ireland’s bowlers to the sword to secure a dominant six-wicket win in the first Metro Bank ODI of the series. And it was a second ODI hundred from opener Maia Bouchier that stole the show as England made light work of a
Charlie Dean will captain England Women against Ireland Women in September to bookend an impressive summer of leadership from the Somerset all-rounder. Having stood in to take charge at the start of the season in a One Day International series against New Zealand due to an injury to Nat Sciver-Brunt, Dean will round things off
Gaby Lewis half-century in vain as Sri Lanka chase down 131 Chamari Athapaththu scores her first-ever ICC Women’s T20 World Cup hundred, after putting on 98 for the first wicket with Imesha Dulani Opener ended on 106 not out, the highest score of the competition so far Chamari Athapaththu’s first ICC Women’s T20 World Cup
Orla Prendergast and Cara Murray both finished with figures of two for 26 as New Zealand struggled early and were restricted to 140 for six Prendergast (59) and captain Gaby Lewis (58) put on a 110-run partnership to put Ireland in control during the chase But Amelia Kerr took two wickets to check Ireland’s momentum and New Zealand
Charlie Dean bowls wicket maiden to help restrict Ireland to 118 for nine Nat Sciver-Brunt and Heather Knight put on 64 to rescue England from a wobble Sciver-Brunt top scores with 48 but has to retire out due to injury Nat Sciver-Brunt took England to the brink of victory before retiring with calf tightness as
Sisters Sarah and Kathryn Bryce put on a century partnership Ava Canning returns figures of three for 27 as Ireland respond late on Amy Hunter’s 39 from 36 balls gives Ireland hope in their pursuit of 162 Kirstie Gordon takes three wickets in an over to help seal famous win for Scotland Sarah and Kathryn Bryce’s 106-run partnership powered Scotland to a first-ever
The fact the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup is in England this year is a really exciting prospect. Having the competition so close to home is going to be really special, and it will be great to see as many fans as possible at all of the matches. Often, when you play at World Cups,
Head Coach Scott Bemand has named the Ireland Match Day Squad, for Saturday’s opening Guinness Women’s Six Nations clash against England at Allianz Stadium, Twickenham (Kick-off 2.25pm). Captain Erin King will lead Ireland, while uncapped prop Eilís Cahill and scrum-half Katie Whelan are in line for their debut appearances off the replacements bench. Sam Monaghan and Aoibheann Reilly were ruled out of selection through injury. Ireland (v England): 15.
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