Edwards Pleased With Comeback
England Women's captain Charlotte Edwards says she is delighted that her side put a Test defeat to India behind them to go unbeaten for the remainder of their international summer.
England Women v India & South Africa
News and match reports as England Women play India and South Africa in 2014 including a first Test between England and India since 2006.
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Clean Sweep For England Women
England Women completed a 3-0 series clean sweep after beating South Africa Women by eight runs in a keenly-contested third and final Twenty20 International at Edgbaston.
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Edwards Sets Up Series Win For England
Charlotte Edwards hit an unbeaten 75 in 61 balls to lay the foundations for England Women to score a 42-run win over South Africa Women in the second Twenty20 International in Northampton.
England Hand South Africa Heavy Defeat
England Women opened their Twenty20 International series against South Africa with a thumping nine-wicket win in Chelmsford, chasing down a target of 90 in just 13.3 overs.
Final ODI Abandoned Due To Rain
England Women and India Women were unable finish their series on the pitch at the home of cricket as the third and final One-Day International at Lord's was abandoned due to rain.
Player Of The Week - Charlotte Edwards
England Women's captain Charlotte Edwards has been named as the Cricket World Player Of The Week after she played key roles in putting her side 2-0 up in their One-Day International series against India Women.
England Hold On For Series Win
England Women held on to beat India Women by 13 runs in the second One-Day International in Scarborough after Charlotte Edwards scored a historic century.
Edwards, Knight Set Up England Win
A dynamic 110-run opening partnership between Charlotte Edwards and Heather Knight put England Women on course for a 42-run win over India Women in the first One-Day International in Scarborough.
Mithali Raj Guides India To Victory
Mithali Raj scored an unbeaten half-century before Shikha Pandey hit the winning runs as India Women beat England Women by six wickets in their one-off Test at Wormsley.
Late Strikes Leave Test In Balance
England Women took three late wickets to keep their Test match against India Women at Wormsley in the balance going into the final day.
Taylor Leads England Fightback
Sarah Taylor's unbeaten 30 in 86 balls was leading an England Women fightback as they built a lead of 88 over India Women on day two of the Test match at Wormsley.
Bowlers Dominate Opening Day
Ball dominated bat on day one of the Test match between England Women and India Women at Wormsley, where 16 wickets fell in all.
Grundy Ruled Out With Groin Injury
England and Warwickshire left-arm spinner Rebecca Grundy has suffered a groin injury and has been ruled out of England's summer series against India and South Africa.
Knight 'Chuffed' With Vice-Captaincy
Heather Knight tells Cricket World that she is 'chuffed' to have been made England Women's vice-captain and excited ahead of a busy summer of cricket.
Raj Pleased India Are Playing Test Cricket
Despite being one of just three members of her squad with Test experience, India captain Mithali Raj says she is pleased that they will play England in a four-day game on their current tour.
Knight Is Vice-Captain, Brunt Is Back
England have named Heather Knight as their new vice-captain ahead of summer series against India and South Africa, for which they have recalled fit-again fast bowler Katherine Brunt.
India Name Squad To Tour England
India Women have named a 15-strong squad to tour England, where they will play one Test and three One-Day Internationals later this month.
England Unveil Historic Sponsorship Deal
The England & Wales Cricket Board (ECB) has announced a historic deal with Kia Motors, who have become official partners of England women's cricket.
England To Play India, South Africa
England Women will play India and South Africa this summer, meeting India in a Test match for the first time since 2006 and playing three limited overs games against both sides.
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