The thoughts of West Indies Captain, Stafanie Taylor, ahead of the World Cup. The West Indies are heading to the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2022 in a good space, the like of which I have not seen for a long time. A lot of that is down to the coaching staff. Courtney Walsh took
Colombia defied considerable odds to defeat Kazakhstan and march on to a duel with Scotland next Friday. Not only did they stand eleven places below their opponents, but their No 8, Maribel Mestra, was shown a red card barely 14 minutes from the start. As her opponent tried to field a high kick, she launched
The thoughts of Pakistan captain Bismah Maroof before the World Cup: The Women’s World Cup is a platform where stars are born, and it is the ultimate stage where cricketers of the day can leave ever-lasting legacies. For Pakistan, the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2022 is an opportunity to leave a mark and break
“Playing in the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup is a long-awaited dream come true for all of us,” says Nigar Sultana Bangladesh Captain. “We have played three T20 World Cups but have never played an ODI one, so we are very excited and very eager to perform on the biggest stage. We want to make
England’s women have been drawn against New Zealand, India and China for the 2022 Women’s Hockey World Cup between 1-17 July. Based on the side’s current world ranking of second, they were automatically placed in the top position of Pool B at the ceremony in Spain, who will co-host the tournament alongside The Netherlands. They
Three squads, Colombia, Kazakhstan and Scotland, have assembled in Dubai for the final, final qualifiers that looked as though they would never see the light of day. This stage of qualifying has sadly been greatly diminished by the pandemic. Neither Hong Kong nor Samoa were able to make the trip – HK is suffering very
ICC Interview with England Captain Heather Knight It’s pretty surreal to feel so near to a World Cup and yet so far away! Throwing rolled up socks into your bed to keep ticking over wasn’t how I imagined our build-up for this tournament back in 2017 but an awful lot has happened in the world
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
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