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Hurricanes hero makes history in Women's Premier League

England captain Nat Sciver-Brunt has become first centurion of the WPL, inspiring Mumbai Indians to a victory that keeps Grace Harris and Georgia Voll waiting.

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Lanning's wait is over as her WPL side win at last

Meg Lanning's UP Warriorz are finally off the mark after gaining their first WPL victory in a seven-wicket defeat of front-runners Mumbai Indians.

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Carey shines on WPL bow but eclipsed by epic de Klerk

The WPL in India has exploded into life with Nicola Carey making a fine debut, only to be overshadowed by South African hitter Nadine de Klerk.

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Women’s cricket team of the year: from Jemimah Rodrigues to Alana King

The Spin’s annual selection marks a special World Cup win for India, and work to do for England

The Guardian - UK

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

‘This will hurt’: Edwards looks to next generation after England’s World Cup drubbing

The England head coach, Charlotte Edwards, has hinted strongly that she will look to a new generation of England players for the next World Cup cycle

The Guardian - UK

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

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South Africa claim historic World Cup final spot as Wolvaardt blows England away

South Africa have made history after a phenomenal innings from the captain, Laura Wolvaardt, helped them to progress to their first 50-over World Cup final

The Guardian - UK

England expect Ecclestone to play through pain in Cricket World Cup semi-final

Nat Sciver-Brunt says she expects Sophie Ecclestone to play in Wednesday’s World Cup semi-final against South Africa despite a shoulder injury

The Guardian - UK

Nat Sciver-Brunt ‘pretty confident’ Sophie Ecclestone will bowl in England semi

The left-arm spinner fell awkwardly on her left shoulder while trying to stop a boundary.

The Independent UK

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

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

England in Women’s World Cup semi-finals but questions remain for Charlotte Edwards

Having achieved the minimum expectation a dead rubber against New Zealand offers a chance to build confidence before meeting Australia or South Africa in the last four

The Guardian - UK

Ash Gardner stars as Australia condemn England to first defeat at Women's Cricket World Cup

The Three Lions fell short of redemption after their Ashes humiliation earlier this year

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Women’s Cricket World Cup: Nat Sciver-Brunt assesses England defeat to Australia

Batting first, England’s total of 244 for nine always looked a bit light.

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Ash Gardner and Annabel Sutherland inspire Australia victory over England

Both sides – meeting in a first official match since Australia’s 16-0 Ashes victory in January – were already secure of a place in the semi-finals.

The Guardian - UK

Australia bring back bad memories for England at Women’s World Cup

Australia beat England by six wickets with 57 balls to spare as Ash Gardner and Annabel Sutherland piled on the runs in the Women’s World Cup group game

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Australia beat England by six wickets at Women’s Cricket World Cup – as it happened

A magnificent partnership between Annabel Sutherland and Ash Gardner turned a close contest into a rout in Indore

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The Independent UK

Nat Sciver-Brunt hails ‘special’ Heather Knight knock after England reach semis

Knight, whose summer was hampered by a hamstring problem, marked her 300th international appearance with an excellent 109.

The Independent UK

England hold nerve to edge out India and book semi-final spot at Women’s World Cup

The hosts collapsed having seemed well set for victory in the chase to leave their last-four hopes in the balance

The Guardian - UK

Unbeaten England eye place in semis but results have masked woeful batting

Nat Sciver-Brunt’s side have ditched the excesses of ‘Jon-ball’ but have not settled into their new strategy. They need to now

Evening Standard

Women's World Cup: England failed to show up against Pakistan, says Nat Sciver-Brunt

Lionesses’ match was abandoned due to bad weather

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England saved by World Cup rain as Aussies go joint top

England have been left grateful to snaffle a point after their World Cup match with Pakistan was rained off as they faced likely defeat in Colombo.

The Independent UK

Nat Sciver-Brunt admits England failed to show up against Pakistan

Bad weather forced an abandonment.

The Guardian - UK

Rain saves England at Women’s World Cup and ruins Pakistan hopes of historic win

Pakistan came agonisingly close to their first ODI win against England in Colombo before torrential rain curtailed their hopes of making history

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