England women complete their record-breaking summer against Pakistan, in front of packed crowd at the Essex County Ground in Chelmsford, with a 57 run victory in the final NatWest International Twenty20 (IT20) against Pakistan. The result this evening means that Heather Knight’s England team have won all six internationals against the tourists, backing up a
Fran Wilson marked her international comeback with an unbeaten 39 as England wrapped up a Natwest Twenty20 series win against Pakistan in the second at the Ageas Bowl. Wilson, whose last appearance came in January 2011, glued a staccato innings on a slow track together with wickets regularly falling. Jenny Gunn and Danielle Hazell’s miserly
England Women continued where they left off in the ODI series against Pakistan, by beating the tourists by 68 runs in the first of three NatWest T20 internationals. With records continuing to tumble. Having chosen to bat, on winning the toss, at the Brightside Ground, Bristol, England made light of the Pakistan attack with Lauren
England women v South Africa women – 3rd Twenty20 International, Bidvest Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg England women won the toss and elected to bowl South Africa women – 131-4 (Lizell Lee 69*, Anya Shrubsole 2-28) 20 overs England women – 133-6 (Sarah Taylor 60, Shabnim Ismail 3-27) 15.3 overs England women won by 4 wickets England
England women v South Africa women – 2nd Twenty20 International, Newlands Cricket Ground, Cape Town South Africa women won the toss and elected to field England women – 156-6 (Sarah Taylor 66, Sune Luus 2-26) 20 overs South Africa women – 145-3 (Dane van Niekerk 63, Mignon du Preez 47*) 17.2 overs South Africa women
England women v South Africa women – 1st Twenty20 International, Boland Park, Paarl South Africa women won the toss and elected to field England women – 147-7 (Sarah Taylor 74*, Moseline Daniels 2-20, Dane van Niekerk 2-26) 20 overs South Africa women – 132-6 (Dane van Niekerk 52, Trisha Chetty 46, Anya Shrubsole 3-25, Jenny
The ECB has today announced England’s 15 player squad for the ICC Women’s World Twenty20, which will be played alongside the men’s competition in India next month. Charlotte Edwards will captain the side, which includes her Kent team-mate Natasha Farrant, who has been called-up for an ICC world event for the first time. You can
Yorkshire fast bowler Katherine Brunt has been ruled out of the remainder of England women’s tour of South Africa due to injury. Brunt, who only bowled five overs during England women’s second One-Day International against South Africa after suffering from a back spasm, will return to the UK at the start of next week to
Sky Sports and BBC Radio to provide live broadcast coverage of all six matches Leicestershire, Worcestershire, Somerset, Gloucestershire, Hampshire and Essex to all host fixtures The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) today released the schedule for England women’s three match Royal London One-Day International (ODI) series, and three match NatWest International Twenty20 (IT20) series
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
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