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England Women's Captain Charlotte Edwards Retires From International Cricket
Charlotte Edwards made her debut at the age of 16 and went on to play for 20 years, scoring over 10,000 runs in international cricket.
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World T20: England Women Ease Past Bangladesh by 36 Runs
Charlotte Edwards hit 60 off 51 balls to help England post 153 for seven. In reply, Bangladesh were never in the hunt as they finished on 117 for six.
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England women end Ashes on a high after 7-wicket win in final T20I
After a collective effort from the England bowlers restricted Australia to 91 for 7 in 20 overs, England chased down the target comfortably, in 16.2 overs, to end with 12 points in the multi-format series.
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England women take Ashes lead with ODI series win
England rallied admirably from 0-1 in the three-ODI series to win two on the trot to seal a series victory.
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2nd T20I: Indian eves clinch series with seven-wicket win vs Bangladesh
Electing to bat, Bangladesh could manage a paltry 88 for four in 20 overs, which the Indians comfortably overhauled with two overs to spare.
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1st T20I: All round India eves beat Bangladesh by 49 runs
Poonam's 75 came off 56 balls with 10 hits to the fence while Thirush Kamini took 72 balls for her 56-run knock which contained seven boundaries.
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Harmanpreet Kaur to lead India womens's against Bangladesh
Indian eves will play a three T20s and as many ODIs in Bangladesh after their disastrous World Cup campaign in February at home.
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ICC chief thanks BCCI for women's World Cup success
The tournament which was spread over 18 days in which 24 matches produced outstanding individual and team performances, with Australia crowned champions and New Zealand captain Suzie Bates named Player of the Tournament.
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No Indian in ICC Women's World Cup Team of the Tournament
The panel struggled with deciding the final 12 for the women's team and players who were considered included Arran Brindle and Sarah Taylor of England, Amy Satterthwaite and Sian Ruck
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Womens WC: We were poor in the last three games, says NZ skipper Bates
New Zealand finished fourth at the Womens World Cup, losing to England by four wickets in the third place playoff.
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Charlotte Edwards guides England to third spot in Women's World Cup
Left-arm spinner Holly Colvin shone with the ball for England, picking up three wickets for 31 runs while Aaran Brindle (2/38) dismissed two Kiwi batswomen.
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Women's World Cup: England play New Zealand, aim for a third-place finish
Shrubsole, the leading wicket-taker in the tournament with 13 dismissals in five matches, suffered a side strain and did not bowl against the Kiwis in the inconsequential match on Wednesday, and her fitness will be a key for England. On the other hand, New Zealand, who missed out on the Cup in the last edition of the World Cup to England, will ...
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We came up with our best too late: Charlotte Edwards
A dejected England captain Charlotte Edwards blamed her side's exit from the women's cricket World Cup on inconsistent and slow starts in the first phase of the event, saying the defending champions came up with their best way too late.
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Women's World Cup: England scrape past New Zealand, result inconsequential
Sarah Taylor, who had flopped in the tournament with just 35 against India and later three ducks in a row, was fluent and made 88 off 77 balls. Her knock was laced with 15 fours and a six in the dead rubber. Her 89-minute stay came to an end when she was caught at mid-off by Nicola Browne off Suzie Bates.
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Charlotte Edwards' ton takes England to 272/8 against India
Edwards played a captain's knock of 109 and became the highest run-scorer in women's cricket with 4901 runs, surpassing Aussie Belinda Clarke's 4,844.
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England Women's Captain Charlotte Edwards Retires From International Cricket
Charlotte Edwards made her debut at the age of 16 and went on to play for 20 years, scoring over 10,000 runs in international cricket.
-
World T20: England Women Ease Past Bangladesh by 36 Runs
Charlotte Edwards hit 60 off 51 balls to help England post 153 for seven. In reply, Bangladesh were never in the hunt as they finished on 117 for six.
-
England women end Ashes on a high after 7-wicket win in final T20I
After a collective effort from the England bowlers restricted Australia to 91 for 7 in 20 overs, England chased down the target comfortably, in 16.2 overs, to end with 12 points in the multi-format series.
-
England women take Ashes lead with ODI series win
England rallied admirably from 0-1 in the three-ODI series to win two on the trot to seal a series victory.
-
2nd T20I: Indian eves clinch series with seven-wicket win vs Bangladesh
Electing to bat, Bangladesh could manage a paltry 88 for four in 20 overs, which the Indians comfortably overhauled with two overs to spare.
-
1st T20I: All round India eves beat Bangladesh by 49 runs
Poonam's 75 came off 56 balls with 10 hits to the fence while Thirush Kamini took 72 balls for her 56-run knock which contained seven boundaries.
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Harmanpreet Kaur to lead India womens's against Bangladesh
Indian eves will play a three T20s and as many ODIs in Bangladesh after their disastrous World Cup campaign in February at home.
-
ICC chief thanks BCCI for women's World Cup success
The tournament which was spread over 18 days in which 24 matches produced outstanding individual and team performances, with Australia crowned champions and New Zealand captain Suzie Bates named Player of the Tournament.
-
No Indian in ICC Women's World Cup Team of the Tournament
The panel struggled with deciding the final 12 for the women's team and players who were considered included Arran Brindle and Sarah Taylor of England, Amy Satterthwaite and Sian Ruck
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Womens WC: We were poor in the last three games, says NZ skipper Bates
New Zealand finished fourth at the Womens World Cup, losing to England by four wickets in the third place playoff.
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Charlotte Edwards guides England to third spot in Women's World Cup
Left-arm spinner Holly Colvin shone with the ball for England, picking up three wickets for 31 runs while Aaran Brindle (2/38) dismissed two Kiwi batswomen.
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Women's World Cup: England play New Zealand, aim for a third-place finish
Shrubsole, the leading wicket-taker in the tournament with 13 dismissals in five matches, suffered a side strain and did not bowl against the Kiwis in the inconsequential match on Wednesday, and her fitness will be a key for England. On the other hand, New Zealand, who missed out on the Cup in the last edition of the World Cup to England, will ...
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We came up with our best too late: Charlotte Edwards
A dejected England captain Charlotte Edwards blamed her side's exit from the women's cricket World Cup on inconsistent and slow starts in the first phase of the event, saying the defending champions came up with their best way too late.
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Women's World Cup: England scrape past New Zealand, result inconsequential
Sarah Taylor, who had flopped in the tournament with just 35 against India and later three ducks in a row, was fluent and made 88 off 77 balls. Her knock was laced with 15 fours and a six in the dead rubber. Her 89-minute stay came to an end when she was caught at mid-off by Nicola Browne off Suzie Bates.
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Charlotte Edwards' ton takes England to 272/8 against India
Edwards played a captain's knock of 109 and became the highest run-scorer in women's cricket with 4901 runs, surpassing Aussie Belinda Clarke's 4,844.
