Royal London Women’s One-Day cup got underway on 3rd May and Kent got off to a flying start beating Yorkshire by 9 wickets helped by an unbeaten stand of 88 from England Captain Charlotte Edwards. Kent’s second game on 4th May was decided in amid controversial circumstances at stumps, as the umpires declared the scores were
England women’s players set for Royal London Women’s One-Day cup action this weekend. Kent’s Charlotte Edwards bids for record seventh county title, as other counties seek to break Kent and Sussex’s stranglehold on 50-over competition. England and Kent CCC women’s captain, Charlotte Edwards, will be bidding to record a record-breaking seventh women’s county championship title
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