ICC Women's World Cup 2008-09
Nadine George retires ahead of World Cup
Jan 15, 2009 West Indies will be without the experienced Nadine George for the Women's World Cup in Australia in March
England Women v West Indies Women, 1st ODI, Loughborough
Edwards stars in drizzly encounter
Jul 11, 2008 England's first match against West Indies in 15 years promised much but rain ended proceedings with the home side on 156 for 4, with Charlotte Edwards unbeaten on a classy 60
West Indies women in Europe
George looks forward to Europe tour
Jun 21, 2008 Nadine George, the West Indies women's captain, hopes her side's tour of Ireland, Netherlands and England will not be affected by the team's three-year absence from the international circuit
West Indies women in Europe
George leads inexperienced West Indies
Jun 19, 2008 Nadine George will captain a very inexperienced West Indies for the first time during their tour of Ireland, Netherlands and England with 11 of the 16-player squad set for international debuts
Former board member hits out
West Indies board "killing women's cricket"
May 11, 2007 The West Indies Cricket Board "has killed or is killing" women's cricket in the region, according to a former board employee who is calling on the ICC to intervene
2005 in review
Quite a Cinderella story
Dec 29, 2005 Women's cricket is beginning to emerge from the shadows
Batsman acknowledged for services to sport
Nadine George awarded MBE
Nov 14, 2005 Nadine George, the first West Indies woman cricketer to score a hundred in a Test match, has been awarded the MBE medal for her contribution to sport
South Africa women v West Indies women, 3rd ODI
South Africa women restore some pride
Apr 9, 2005 South Africa gained a consolation victory against West Indies, as they ended the series 2-1
Women's World Cup, South Africa, 2005
All to play for in Pretoria
Mar 20, 2005 After months of intense preparation, the eighth women's World Cup kicks off in South Africa and it should be a great competition - but who will be watching?
Women's World Cup, South Africa, 2005
The runners and riders
Mar 8, 2005 Only three teams have ever had their name on the World Cup trophy - Australia, England and New Zealand