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The brave world of Stafanie Taylor

The West Indies captain grew up playing with men who never gave her an inch. That initiation helped make her one of the best players on the women's circuit

30-Apr-2016•Tim Wigmore

Inspirational Taylor leads ESPNcricinfo's XI

Consistency across the tournament and performances at key moments were given equal weightage while picking ESPNcricinfo's 2016 Women's World T20 XI, which includes four frontline batsmen, two allrounders, a wicketkeeper and four bowlers

04-Apr-2016•Shashank Kishore and Vithushan Ehantirajah

They came, they rallied, they won

The ills of West Indies cricket may not be solved overnight, but the victorious teams - men, women and the U-19s - have brought much joy and no little flair

03-Apr-2016•Jarrod Kimber in Kolkata

The teenager who halted a dynasty

For the first time ever, a team other than Australia, England or New Zealand had won a world event. West Indies broke up the cartel by chasing an improbable target against one of women's cricket's greatest ever teams

03-Apr-2016•Vithushan Ehantharajah in Kolkata

Nerveless chase gives West Indies maiden title

03-Apr-2016•ESPNcricinfo staff

Can Taylor live up to her 'champion' promise?

West Indies have been enterprising, but there is that tentativeness of first-timers in their ranks as they gear up to face three-time champions Australia

02-Apr-2016•Vithushan Ehantharajah

West Indies keep the chaos under control

One of the challenges for the women's game is to get enough of the matches on TV. With a chance in front of the cameras, West Indies produced a thoroughly watchable performance

31-Mar-2016•Vithushan Ehantharajah

Cooper, Taylor shine in tight win

31-Mar-2016

A line-in-the-sand moment for England Women

Yet another defeat to Australia Women in the knockout stage of the World T20 is a sign that England Women need to look beyond a set pool of players and develop talent through the system

30-Mar-2016•Vithushan Ehantharajah

England Women implode from 67 for 0 to 117 for 7

30-Mar-2016

Much more at stake than bragging rights

The Women's World T20 has been far from ideal but the semi-finals provide a chance to put on a much-needed spectacle

29-Mar-2016•Andrew Miller in Delhi

'Troublemaker' Taylor's journey of self-improvement

For all the self-confidence she possesses, Sarah Taylor is open to letting emotions seep into her game, using the lessons of vulnerability to become a better player

29-Mar-2016•Vithushan Ehantharajah

Kasperek, Edwards star - but where are the cameras?

A Scottish-born Kiwi leads the wicket-takers' list while England's captain just keeps piling up the runs

29-Mar-2016•Vithushan Ehantharajah

Twenty wickets in a T20, and identical scores by openers

Also: most T20I runs without a fifty, boundaryless innings, and other trivia from the shortest format

29-Mar-2016•Steven Lynch

Calm Harmanpreet ready for must-win challenge against West Indies

The aggressive India allrounder has faced World Cup disappointment before. But things are different this time, she says

26-Mar-2016•Shashank Kishore

Villani thrives on mix of freedom, smart cricket

Elyse Villani did not have a consistent run with the bat heading into the Women's World T20 2016 match against Sri Lanka but an uninhibited approach helped her turn things around

24-Mar-2016•Shashank Kishore in Delhi

A window into Pakistan Women's bonhomie

Pakistan Women's side is full of free-spirited individuals who revel in each other's company, and they are out to have fun and make the most of exposure on the big stage

23-Mar-2016•Shashank Kishore in Delhi

Exciting finish does not make up for dud pitches

England women scraped an agonising win against India, but the excitement of the finish could not disguise that dead pitches are sucking the life out of the tournament

22-Mar-2016•Vithushan Ehantharajah

'You can be a girly girl and still play cricket'

Mignon du Preez on playing with the boys in high school, the impact television has had on the growth of women's cricket, finding motivation from the contract system, and more

22-Mar-2016•Shashank Kishore

Amin's dot-ball returns, and Delhi's love

A captain with a stomach bug, a captain with awe-inspiring displays and a captain impressed by increasing home support make up the best moments from the Women's World T20 so far

21-Mar-2016•Vithushan Ehantharajah

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