Womens Cricket

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.

Persistent rain at Northampton resulted in the second ODI between England and New Zealand being called off without any play possible.

Former England international Kirstie Gordon has been selected for Scotland's T20 World Cup squad, marking her first appearance for her native country in nearly nine years.

Maia Bouchier's composed half-century has England perfectly positioned for victory against New Zealand in the opening ODI, requiring just 51 more runs with three wickets remaining.

Georgia Elwiss played a match-winning knock to guide The Blaze past Surrey and consolidate their lead in the Women's One-Day Cup standings.

Georgia Elwiss's unbeaten 76 rescued The Blaze from 61-5 to secure a five-wicket victory over Surrey at Trent Bridge.

Hampshire climbed to the top of the One-Day Cup standings after a nail-biting 13-run victory over Surrey, despite a magnificent century from England's Danni Wyatt-Hodge.

Hampshire claimed top spot in the One-Day Cup after a nail-biting 13-run victory over Surrey, despite a magnificent century from England's Danni Wyatt-Hodge.