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Issy Wong delivered a landmark bowling performance to claim her first five-wicket haul in ODI cricket for England, starring in the second one-day international against Ireland at Derby.
Sophia Dunkley's magnificent 119 powered England to 291 before their bowlers skittled Ireland for 177, wrapping up a convincing 3-0 series sweep at Worcester.
Alice Capsey announced herself as England's new wicketkeeper in spectacular fashion, taking a breathtaking one-handed catch to remove Alice Tector on the first ball of what promises to be an exciting ODI series against Ireland.
Rebecca Stokell's half-century against England in Leicester came with a twist — or rather, several of them. The Ireland batter had to reach fifty twice in the same innings after a sequence of officiating chaos.
Issy Wong suffered one of cricket's cruellest moments in the first ODI against Ireland, beating the bat and hitting the stumps only for the bails to stubbornly remain in place.
Sophia Dunkley pulled off one of the moments of the Women's ODI series so far, executing a stunning run out to remove Ireland's Alice Tector early in the second match at Derby.
Issy Wong claimed her first international five-wicket haul as England brushed aside Ireland by six wickets in Derby, wrapping up the three-match ODI series with a game still to play.
Maia Bouchier rediscovered her very best form with a superb century as England Women chased down a record 282 to defeat Ireland in the opening ODI at Grace Road.
Maia Bouchier's stunning century guided England women to a record-breaking run chase of 282 against Ireland at Grace Road, sealing a dominant six-wicket victory in the first of three ODIs.
Maia Bouchier's stunning century led England Women to their highest-ever ODI chase of 282, cruising past Ireland by six wickets with nearly 12 overs to spare in the first match of a three-game series.
Alice Capsey is set to keep wicket for England against Ireland this week, having done the job just once in professional cricket. The 22-year-old admits it's 'a bit of an unknown' but says hard work in training has given her real confidence.
Charlie Dean has been named captain for England Women's three-match ODI series against Ireland in September, as a number of senior players including Nat Sciver-Brunt are given a rest.