Jane Smit      

Jane Smit's England career spanned more than 15 years, beginning shortly before she was a member of the side which won the World Cup at Lord's in 1993 and ending in rather odd circumstances when she quit the tour of Australia in 2007-08. In between she became one of only a handful of women to play 100 ODIs (she finished with 109) and was part of the team which regained the Ashes in 2005. A wicketkeeper-batsman, she at one time held a share of the ODI record for England's fourth and fifth wicket partnerships respectively scoring an unbeaten 131 with Charlotte Edwards in Pune, 1997 and 188 not out with Claire Taylor in New Zealand. She used to also play hockey for Nottinghamshire, and worked in the finance department at Derby University.
Cricinfo staff February 2008

Wicket-keeper and right-hand bat. Jane became the England wicket keeper in 1992 and regained her place in the team last year following a year's absence. Jane is the most successful `keeper in the women's game and won the World Cup with England in 1993.

Jane also holds a share of the ODI record for England's fourth and fifth wicket partnerships respectively scoring 131* with Charlotte Edwards in Pune,1997 and 188* with Claire Taylor in Lincoln, NZ, last year.

Former Nottinghamshire Hockey player and still plays for Crimson Ramblers. Jane lives and works in Derbyshire.