You go, girls
Mar 25, 2009 The women's game is more marketable than ever in the wake of England's World Cup win
Women's World Cup 2009
Spinners thrive, minnows flounder, sixes flow
Mar 24, 2009 The Women's World Cup witnessed several statistical highlights. Cricinfo looks at some of the interesting numbers from the tournament
Women's World Cup 2009
A great advertisement for women's cricket
Mar 24, 2009 The pitches, slower at the end of Australia's summer season, aided spin but did not let the bowlers to dominate the batsmen; the two-week format allowed each side a minimum of four games
Women's World Cup 2009
King of swing falls for the girls
Mar 24, 2009 Wasim Akram is in Australia to commentate on the Women's World Cup and now he knows all about the top women and their rankings
England v New Zealand, women's World Cup final, Sydney
England's win could be a lesson to other boards
Mar 22, 2009 England's win will send a message to the other boards that investment does pay off. Women are traditionally keen students of the game and often to be elite athletes requires a good deal of career sacrifice and understanding employers
Charlotte Edwards
'The best is yet to come'
Mar 21, 2009 England's women are on the verge of the biggest moment of their careers
New Zealand v Pakistan, women's World Cup, Super Six, Sydney
Bates smashes her way into England's concerns
Mar 19, 2009 Suzie Bates' total was the highest for a female New Zealand batsman, beating Karen Le Combers' 135 not out against Ireland in 1996
Clare Connor
'Going professional isn't the first priority'
Mar 15, 2009 The former England captain has been a tireless campaigner for women's cricket, but she doesn't think paying the players is the next step just yet
World Cup memories: 2005
Almost famous
Mar 14, 2009 Cricinfo asked former and current women players for their lasting memories from each of the eight World Cups so far. Mithali Raj, the former India captain, revisits the last tournament
Women's World Cup 2009
England and New Zealand emerge favourites
Mar 13, 2009 Australia, India, New Zealand, England, West Indies and Pakistan have made it to the Super Six of the women's World Cup. We look at how the teams fared in their group stage and where they stand going into the Super Six