Jenny Roesler

When the women set the agenda

A casual after-dinner chat over a spot of sherry between two sporting stalwarts spawned the first World Cup - and it was played by women

19-Jan-2009•Jenny Thompson

A brief history ...

Jenny Thompson takes a look back at the history of the women's World Cup

19-Jan-2009•Jenny Thompson

All to play for

Things looked good for women's cricket at the start of 2008; they look brighter now

28-Dec-2008•Jenny Roesler

Grades for girls

Ever wonder who the top players in the women's game are? Now, thanks to the new rankings, it's all down in black and white

16-Oct-2008•Jenny Roesler

England aim to cap impressive season

England have the chance to crown a stellar year when they take on India this week in the first of five one-dayers

29-Aug-2008•Jenny Roesler

Sidebottom out of series, Collingwood returns

England made a useful start to the one-dayers with a win after losing the Test series to South Africa, who had started favourites to take the one-dayers, too

25-Aug-2008•The Preview by Jenny Roesler

World record looms for Sarah Taylor

Sarah Taylor, England's talented wicketkeeper-batsman, is on the brink of becoming the youngest woman to 1000 ODI runs

14-Aug-2008•Jenny Roesler

Birthday girl Greenway aims for big presence

Jenny Roesler speaks to Lydia Greenway ahead of England women's series against South Africa

06-Aug-2008•Jenny Roesler

No more Misses Nice Girls

Isa Guha explains why South Africa can expect a ruthless England this summer

05-Aug-2008•Jenny Roesler

Udal 91 drives Middlesex to 300

A report of the first day between Middlesex and Worcestershire at Lord's

22-Jul-2008•Jenny Roesler at Lord's

Losing fizz, and a footballing whizz

A falling idol, a new career for Sourav, and the lowest women's ODI total ever

14-Jul-2008•Jenny Roesler

West Indies crash to 41 all out

West Indies had been floating through Europe on an unbeaten streak but their tour came to a thudding crash-landing of an end on Saturday at Loughborough when England knocked them over for 41

12-Jul-2008•Jenny Roesler

Edwards stars in drizzly encounter

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

11-Jul-2008•Jenny Roesler at Loughborough

India could be next for contracts - Connor

India's women could be the next beneficiaries of player contracts which have begun to revolutionise life for England and Australia players

03-Jul-2008•Jenny Roesler

van Jaarsveld's second ton seals Kent win

Martin van Jaarsveld continued his one-man show to bring up his second century of the match to complete Kent's come-from-behind four-wicket win against Surrey

02-Jul-2008•Jenny Roesler at The Oval

Australia women handed contracts

Cricket Australia has followed the ECB's example in handing contracts to their female international players just three months after eight England players made history in receiving Chance to Shine deals

30-Jun-2008•Jenny Roesler

Surkari Canada's new captain

Cricket Canada have proudly announced their first born-in-Canada captain in many years with the appointment of Zubin Sarkari

25-Jun-2008•Jenny Roesler

On the brink of a quiet revolution

The next World Twenty20 will have women's matches staged alongside the men's - and a good move it is, too

25-Jun-2008•Jenny Roesler

West Indies women spared World Cup dumping

Confirmation that West Indies women won't have to miss out on next year's World Cup came on Wednesday with the ECB's announcement that England have agreed to add two ODIs to their own summer calendar to help save them

29-May-2008•Jenny Roesler

It's a knockout

Caravans stop play and play stops pigeon

26-May-2008•Jenny Roesler

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