Australia’s Josh Inglis smashed a record-breaking century as Scotland suffered a 70-run defeat in the second T20 international in Edinburgh. After Travis Head’s heroics on Wednesday, his duck on Friday brought number three batter Inglis to the crease during the first over and he slogged seven fours and seven maximums on his way to 103,…
Sarah Glenn took a brilliant four-for against New Zealand to help England continue their dominance with a seven-wicket victory at The Kia Oval in the fourth T20I. Glenn (4-19) struck with her very first ball, bowling New Zealand’s opener Georgia Plimmer (17) before striking again two balls later to remove Amelia Kerr (0) for a…
Sarah Glenn took a brilliant four-fer against New Zealand to help England continue their dominance with a seven-wicket victory at The Kia Oval in the fourth T20I. Glenn (4-19) struck with her very first ball, bowling New Zealand’s opener Georgia Plimmer (17) before striking again two balls later to remove Amelia Kerr (0) for a…
Alice Capsey powered England to a six-wicket victory over New Zealand, with just four balls remaining, to secure a T20I series win at The Spitfire Ground in Canterbury. Capsey (67no) steered the ship and reached her half-century motoring on at a run a ball, with six fours and one six helping her to a career-best…
Charlie Dean believes the “chaos” of England’s rain-hit second T20I against New Zealand in Hove will be vital preparation for the World Cup in October. Following a two-hour rain delay, England came away with a 23-run victory via DLS in the second women’s T20I after they posted 89-6 and New Zealand were forced off due…
England dominated New Zealand with both bat and ball to secure a 23-run victory via DLS in the second women’s T20I at the 1st Central County Ground in Hove. When play got under way after a two-hour delay due to the rain, Maia Bouchier (23) Alice Capsey (28) starred with the bat as they scored…
England’s strong spin attack proved pivotal as they cruised to a 59-run victory in the first T20I of the five-match series against New Zealand at the Utilita Bowl in Southampton. Five wickets fell in the space of 11 balls as spinners Charlie Dean (2-28), Sarah Glenn (3-16) and Sophie Ecclestone (1-27) combined to decimate the…
