England Women

Nat Sciver-Brunt will miss Trent Rockets' first two matches of The Hundred as her calf injury continues to be carefully managed ahead of a busy England schedule.

England's men and women will simultaneously pursue Ashes glory in the summer of 2027, with the men kicking off at Trent Bridge and the women opening at Headingley in what promises to be a thrilling parallel campaign.

India have made history at Lord's, defeating England by 270 runs in what stands as a landmark moment for women's Test cricket. Sneh Rana sealed the win by dismissing Sophie Ecclestone.

A record crowd at Lord's couldn't mask the awkward questions surrounding women's Test cricket. Jamie Hall asks whether the format has a genuine future or is simply a box-ticking exercise.

Heather Knight walked off the Lord's turf for the last time having contributed just 13 runs, leaving England in dire straits at 34-4 while chasing an imposing 457-run target against India.

Heather Knight, one of England women's cricket's most decorated figures, has announced her retirement from international cricket, describing herself as 'really content' with the timing of her decision.

Sophie Ecclestone produced a determined half-century on day four of the historic women's Test at Lord's, as England dug in to try and avoid defeat against India.

Kranti Gaud etched her name into cricket history at Lord's on day two of the Women's Test, becoming the first woman to feature on the ground's iconic honours board thanks to a five-wicket haul capped by a sensational diving catch from Shafali Verma.

Amy Jones produced a stunning diving catch to send back Smriti Mandhana for 70 at Lord's, with Lauren Bell claiming the wicket as England looked to seize the initiative on day three.

England finished day three of the one-off women's Test at Lord's on 130-6, needing an improbable 327 more runs to win as Heather Knight and Tammy Beaumont both departed without making an impact in their final international innings.

Heather Knight's retirement marks the end of an era for England Women. Jamie Hall looks back on a career defined by far more than statistics alone.

Lauren Bell produced a moment of genuine class on the morning of day three to dismiss Jemimah Rodrigues, giving England a foothold as India reached 177-3 in their second innings at Lord's.