The growth of women’s cricket is a continuing story and the route to the sell-out crowds and global superstars we see now is winding. But the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup has so often been a turning point for the women’s game – just ask New Zealand, Pakistan and India. At three different tournaments, these
Next month’s ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2022 will take place in one of the greatest cricketing nations on earth – New Zealand. Next month’s ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2022 will take place in one of the greatest cricketing nations on earth – New Zealand. The number one summer sport, and second only to
The qualification process for the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup has changed a lot since the inaugural edition of the tournament back in 1973. In fact, for the first seven editions, the make-up of the teams was purely invitational, with the first qualifying event taking place in 2003 ahead of the ICC Women’s Cricket World
Since the first ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup in 1973, 11 countries have had the chance to display their talents on the global stage – and that will become 12 this year when Bangladesh make their bow. Three nations have been ever-presents and from those going for glory this time around, there are plenty of
England Women have announced their squad for the ICC Women’s World Cup in New Zealand. Fifteen players have been chosen to try and retain the trophy that Heather Knight’s team lifted at Lord’s in 2017, alongside two travelling reserves. England Women’s Squad Heather Knight (Western Storm, cap) Tammy Beaumont (Lightning) Katherine Brunt (Northern Diamonds) Freya Davies (South East Stars)
The inaugural edition of the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup marked the first time a tournament of its nature was held, with the men’s tournament following two years later. Its conception is a story in itself, with talks taking place between English businessman Jack Hayward and cricketer Rachael Heyhoe Flint in their home city, Wolverhampton.
The long-awaited clash between Colombia and Kazakhstan edges an important step closer Colombia have announced their travelling squad: Ailyn Andrioly, Angela Álzate, Angie Manyoma, Annagith Vargas Torres, Catalina Arango, Claudia Betancur, Gales Avendaño, Gisel Gómez, Gloribeth Campos, Isabel Romero, Juliana Soto, Julieth Hernández, Laura Álvarez, Laura Mejía Diosa, Leidy García, Leidy Viviana Soto Espinosa (captain),
The match officials for the Rugby World Cup 2021, playing in 2022, Final Qualification Tournament which takes place on 19 and 25 February, 2022 have today been confirmed. Amber McLachlan (Australia), Kat Roche (USA), Shanda Assmus (Canada) and TMO Ian Tempest (England) have all been selected to officiate the Final Qualification Tournament which plays a
ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2022 hosted by New Zealand List of ODI Tournament fixtures arranged by venue (NZ local time) Eden Park, Auckland Saturday, 19 Mar (14h00) – India W vs Australia W – match 18 Sunday, 20 Mar (11h00) – New Zealand W vs England W – match 19 University Oval, Dunedin Saturday,
World Rugby has issued the following statement: It is with great disappointment that as a result of insurmountable logistical challenges caused by the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, World Rugby and the Hong Kong and Samoa Unions can confirm the withdrawal of their women’s 15s teams’ participation in two upcoming tournaments in Dubai. Hong Kong will no
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