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Amy Jones sure Charlie Dean ready to captain England if Nat Sciver-Brunt absent

Sciver-Brunt missed the series win over New Zealand with a tear in her left calf.

The Independent UK · May 27

England beat New Zealand by one wicket: first women’s cricket ODI – as it happened

England win in a dramatic opening match of the series in Durham

The Guardian - UK · May 10

Injury scuppers Aussie batting ace's WPL campaign

Australian batting star Phoebe Litchfield has had to abandon her Women's Premier League season because of injury.

AAP · Jan 28

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Perth hold their nerve to beat Stars in WBBL final

The Perth Scorchers will now head to Sydney to play the Sixers after they ended the Melbourne Stars' season with a 28-run win in their WBBL knockout final.

AAP · Dec 9, 2025

Stars topple leaders Hobart for third-straight win

Hobart are in danger of losing top spot after the Melbourne Stars dominated Wednesday's WBBL match for a 37-run win.

AAP · Nov 26, 2025

England’s Ashes debacle and review was meant to change everything. Did it?

A change of approach is imminent, as Charlotte Edwards hinted at. The nagging worry is that it might already be too late

The Guardian - UK · Oct 30, 2025

Charlotte Edwards defends England’s progress after World Cup semi-final humbling

Edwards’ side were thrashed by South Africa, who lost to England by 10 wickets in the group stage.

The Independent UK · Oct 29, 2025

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Cricket World Cup: Dismal England dumped out in semi-finals as South Africa romp to huge win

The Three Lions’ wait for a fourth world title wears on

Evening Standard · Oct 29, 2025

England’s top three dismissed for ducks in Cricket World Cup semi-final

Amy Jones, Heather Knight and Tammy Beaumont were removed in quick succession, all for ducks

The Independent UK · Oct 29, 2025

NZ says farewell to Devine ODI talent at World Cup

New Zealand's Sophie Devine, one of stars of international women's cricket, has played her last ODI, suffering defeat to England at the World Cup.

AAP · Oct 26, 2025

Women’s Cricket World Cup: England face wait over Sophie Ecclestone injury scare

The 26-year-old fell to the ground after chasing a ball to the boundary in the first over of an eight-wicket victory over New Zealand.

The Independent UK · Oct 26, 2025

England crush New Zealand in final group match but Ecclestone injured

England completed the World Cup group stage with an eight-wicket victory over New Zealand but Sophie Ecclestone’s shoulder injury was a concern

The Guardian - UK · Oct 26, 2025

England suffer Sophie Ecclestone injury scare in dominant win over New Zealand

England meet South Africa in the semi-final on Wednesday.

The Independent UK · Oct 26, 2025

Aussie World Cup allrounders put England to the sword

Annabel Sutherland and centurion Ash Gardner have steered Australia to yet another win over their perennial victims England in a six-wicket World Cup rout.

AAP · Oct 22, 2025

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The Guardian - UK · Oct 21, 2025

Amy Jones and England cannot avoid Ashes’ shadow over Australia rematch

The sides have already reached the Women’s Cricket World Cup semi-finals but last winter’s whitewash gives Wednesday’s game an edge

The Independent UK · Oct 21, 2025

Amy Jones hoping England strike early blow against Australia at World Cup

Both teams have already qualified for the semi-finals but England will look to turn the tables after the Ashes.

The Guardian - UK · Oct 11, 2025

Nat Sciver-Brunt shines as England recover to sweep aside Sri Lanka

England enjoyed a comfortable 89-run win over Sri Lanka that takes them top of the standings in the Women’s World Cup

The Guardian - UK · Oct 7, 2025

England beat Bangladesh by four wickets: Women’s Cricket World Cup – as it happened

Heather Knight rode her luck to make 79 not out and help England avoid a shock defeat to Bangladesh

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Evening Standard · Oct 3, 2025

England trounce South Africa in emphatic start to Women's Cricket World Cup

The Three Lions are quick off the mark in India

The Independent UK · Oct 3, 2025

Linsey Smith delighted to contribute as England open with thumping win

The spinner took the new ball and picked up three for seven to prevent South Africa building any early momentum.

AAP · Oct 3, 2025

England make emphatic opening statement at World Cup

Left-arm spinner Linsey Smith has taken 3-7 in four overs as ruthless England routed South Africa by 10 wickets in their Women's Cricket World Cup opener.

The Independent UK · Oct 3, 2025

England make World Cup statement by dismantling South Africa in opener

Linsey Smith set the tone to back up the faith placed in the spinner as England won by 10 wickets after skittling South Africa for 69

The Independent UK · Oct 3, 2025

England hammer South Africa in flying start to World Cup

Linsey Smith took three for seven as the Proteas were dismissed for 69, with Tammy Baeumont and Amy Jones knocking off the target.

The Guardian - UK · Oct 3, 2025

England off to Cricket World Cup flyer with 10-wicket demolition of South Africa

England romped home with a 10-wicket win in their World Cup opener on Friday, after bowling opponents South Africa out for 69

The Independent UK · Aug 19, 2025

Amy Jones: England in a good place ahead of Women’s World Cup

England start their campaign against South Africa on October 3 in Bengaluru.

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