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Metro Bank enters partnership with ECB as inaugural champion partner of women's and girls' cricket

Metro Bank enters partnership with ECB as inaugural champion partner of women's and girls' cricket

Metro Bank to become the first ever champion partner of women’s and girls’ cricket, across all formats, from Test match to grassroots A new Women’s and Girls’ Fund will sit at the heart of the partnership, supporting the transformation of grassroots cricket for women and girls Metro Bank to be the official England Women’s team partner including Title Partner of the Women’s Ashes Series
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Katherine Sciver-Brunt retires from international cricket

Katherine Sciver-Brunt retires from international cricket

Katherine Sciver-Brunt has announced her retirement from international cricket. The right-arm seamer, who made her England debut in 2004, has played 267 times for her country, taking 335 wickets across all formats.

In that time Sciver-Brunt has won three World Cups and four Ashes series and topped the wicket-taking charts for England Women in both IT20 and ODI cricket.
Sciver-Brunt said:

England Women's Captain Heather Knight (Getty Images)

Revised schedule confirmed for England Women’s white-ball series against Sri Lanka

Following a request from Sri Lanka Cricket due to the confirmation of the women’s cricket tournament at the 2023 Asian Games, the England & Wales Cricket Board have mutually agreed to a schedule change to the England Women’s white-ball home series against Sri Lanka planned for September.

The series will commence with three Vitality IT20s on Thursday 31 August at The 1stCentral County Gr

Clare Connor appointed ECB Deputy Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director England Women

Clare Connor appointed ECB Deputy Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director England Women

Clare Connor is to take up a new expanded role as ECB Deputy Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director England Women.

Clare took on the role of Interim CEO in June 2022, having previously been ECB’s Managing Director of Women’s Cricket in which she oversaw a transformational period for the game.
She begins the new role with immediate effect following Richard Gould’s arrival at the or

England fell just six runs short

England lose to South Africa in nail-biting semi final

England Women lost to South Africa Women by 6 runs
England lost a tight and tense semi final encounter with hosts South Africa on Friday.
South Africa won the toss and chose to bat first. The opening partnership of Tazmin Brits and Laura Wolvaardt took the home side to just short of 100 runs in just over 13 overs. After that good start, the home side reached 164-4 from their 20 overs. Soph

England celebrate taking one of nine wickets against Pakistan

England secure top spot in Group 2 with win over Pakistan

England Women beat Pakistan Women by 114 runs
England won their final group game against Pakistan by a record margin on Tuesday to maintain their 100% record and secure a place in the second semi-final on Friday.

England won the toss and chose to bat first, scoring 213 runs, the highest total in the history of the Women's T20 World Cup. Impressive knocks from opener Danni Wyatt, who sc

Sarah Glenn celebrates taking one of her two wickets

England move a step closer to the semi-finals with a win over India

England Women beat India Women by 11 runs
England Women won their third T20 World Cup game against India Women in Gqeberha on Saturday to stay top of group 2.
England batted first and despite the loss of some early wickets managed to reach 151-7, largely thanks to a half century from Nat Sciver-Brunt and 40 from 27 balls from Amy Jones.
In reply Smriti Mandhana got India off to a stron

Sophie Ecclestone celebrates taking two wickets in two balls

England make it two wins from two with victory over Ireland

England Women beat Ireland by four wickets
England Women continued their T20 World Cup campaign with a four wicket win over Ireland Women.

Ireland won the toss and chose to bat first. England bowled Ireland out in 18.2 overs, with eight wickets falling to spin trio Sophie Ecclestone, Charlie Dean and Sarah Glenn. Ecclestone finishing with 3-13, Dean 2-26 and Glenn 3-19. Ireland set Eng

Heather Knight and Nat Sciver-Brunt saw England home

England get T20 World Cup campaign off to winning start

England Women beat West Indies Women by seven wickets
England Women kicked off their T20 World Cup campaign with a seven wicket win over West Indies Women.
West Indies finished on 135-7 from their 20 overs. Thanks to 42 from captain Hayley Matthews and 34 from Shemaine Campbelle. Sophie Ecclestone finished with figures of 3-23, while Sarah Glenn was England's most economical bowler with 1-

The England Women's U19 team celebrate. Photo: Getty Images

England Women's U19s win thriller to reach historic World Cup Final

England Women U19s [99 - Stonehouse 25] beat Australia Women U19 [96 - Baker 3-10] by three runs
England Women U19 clinched a thrilling victory over Australia Women U19 to win the ICC Women's U19 T20 World Cup semi-final and reach Sunday's final against India.
After batting first, England were indebted to Alexa Stonehouse and Josie Groves who put on 46 for the eighth wicket to take them to 9

Alice Capsey and Sophia Dunkley celebrate in the summer. Photo: Getty Images

Alice Capsey selected in England Women’s T20 World Cup Squad

Alice Capsey is among the 15 names selected in Jon Lewis’s England Women squad for the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup, as she continues her comeback from a broken collarbone sustained in the West Indies in December.

Kate Cross is only other addition to the squad which won all five IT20s in the Caribbean. Issy Wong and Dani Gibson will join the group for the initial period in South Africa as trav

Freya Davies celebrating at Kensington Oval, Barbados. CREDIT CWI Media.

Seamers seal 5-0 T20I triumph in Barbados

England Women 44-2 beat West Indies Women 43-10 by 8 wickets.
England Women secure comprehensive victory in Barbados finishing the IT20 series 5-0.

England's seamers dominated the first innings leaving West Indies all out for 43 in 16.2 overs.

Player of the Match, Freya Davies, was the pick of England's bowlers with her 3-2 from her 2.2 overs, backed up by the rest of the team's

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