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A very rum Game – West Indies v England

4th T20 Kensington Oval, Barbados A very rum game. England’s batting performance depended worryingly on an 8th wicket partnership between Katherine Brunt and Charlie Dean of 45 (a new national T20 record) to reach the paltry total of 131-8. They were parted only as Dean attempted an extra run off the last available ball. Some

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Charlie Dean continues to impress

England Women 157-6 beat West Indies Women 140-8 by 17 runs. Charlie Dean (4-19) rattled through the West Indies line-up leading England to a 3-0 win of the T20I series in Bridgetown. Yet another win of the toss brought the fierce opening partnership in Lauren Winfield-Hill (24) and Sophia Dunkley (44) to the crease, who

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Wyatt dominates the Scene

A different format; a similar result 1st T20, Antigua The first of five T20s, but the difference in class and experience was clear from the start. England chose to bowl first. Both Lauren Bell and Nat Sciver took a wicket in their opening over. Katherine Brunt added the vital wicket of Hayley Matthews, who attempted

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Sciver scintillates

ODI WI v England Despite another overwhelming win, we can’t claim England frightened their main rivals around the world. In the two previous ODIs two batters made fifties; this time only Nat Sciver produced the goods (85). She had a productive stand of 90 in 13 overs with Danni Wyatt, but for once Wyatt couldn’t

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Another Demolition Job

Windies v England Second ODI, Antigua Jon Lewis, newly installed as England head coach, has set two principal targets: the T20 World Cup and the Ashes. That is shorthand for winning the first and an unbeaten run in the second. Despite two overwhelming wins in Antigua we can’t possibly say ‘job done’. For all the

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Taylor: We want to relish the moment

After celebrating their progression to the semi-finals excitedly, the West Indies are now fully focused on facing Australia in the first of the knockout games in Wellington. The West Indies faced a 72-hour wait to confirm their place in the semi-finals, needing South Africa to defeat India in the final group game. South Africa did

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