Womens Cricket

England has become a powerhouse host nation for women's cricket, with the home side delivering memorable performances across multiple World Cup tournaments over the past two decades.

Sophie Ecclestone's missed run-out opportunity on the final ball proved costly as India set England 181 to chase in the series decider.

Lauren Bell produced a moment of bowling brilliance to dismiss Jemimah Rodrigues with a cleverly disguised slower ball during England's T20 clash with India.

The Hundred has announced a groundbreaking new trophy that will recognise the combined achievements of men's and women's teams, furthering the competition's commitment to gender equality in cricket.

Pakistan posted 176-6 in their T20 tri-series encounter with Ireland at Castle Avenue, with Muneeba Ali's 65 anchoring the innings before Ireland began their chase.

The West Indies secured a commanding 25-run victory over Pakistan in their women's T20 tri-series encounter at Castle Avenue, Dublin.

India delivered a commanding performance at Chelmsford, securing a comprehensive 38-run victory over England in the opening women's T20 international.

Surrey's Ryana MacDonald-Gay claimed the best bowling figures in women's domestic T20 cricket with 6-11 as three teams preserved perfect records.

Sophie Devine produced a masterclass innings of 87 from 57 deliveries to drag New Zealand back from the brink after a disastrous start against England.

Daisy Jeanes struck a career-best 86 to guide Glamorgan to their second Vitality Blast Division Two victory, crushing Derbyshire by 92 runs at Cardiff.

Nat Sciver-Brunt's calf injury has forced her withdrawal from crucial pre-World Cup series, leaving England's preparation plans in disarray with less than a month until the tournament begins.

Grace Ballinger discusses The Blaze's excellent start to the One-Day Cup campaign, highlighting the challenges of early-season bowling and heavy workloads.