The mothers of invention

Cricinfo XI: When women beat the men to the tape

You go, girls

Andrew Miller: Women's cricket is more marketable than ever

King of swing falls for the girls

Wasim Akram liked the standard at the women's World Cup

'One of the best days of my life'

Nicki Shaw relives the excitement of the World Cup win

'The women's game has gone to another level'

World Cup review: What lies ahead for women's cricket

'The best is yet to come'

Charlotte Edwards on making it to the women's World Cup final

England v South Africa, 1997 World Cup

Fanning the flames

Clare Taylor helps prepare a World Cup pitch

'Going professional isn't the first priority'

Clare Connor on how to nurture the women's game

Almost famous

Mithali Raj on the 2005 women's World Cup

Winning the cup, losing a cap

Haidee Tiffen looks back at the 2000 women's World Cup

World Cup memories: 1997

A litany of woe

Anjum Chopra on the 1997 women's World Cup

World Cup memories: 1993

Watching, listening, sleeping

Cathryn Fitzpatrick on the 1993 women's World Cup

Isa Guha

From Buckinghamshire to the big time

Five Firsts: Isa Guha looks back on the early part of her career

Break a leg

Gill McConway remembers the 1982 women's World Cup

Old guardian still close to new talent

Belinda Clark keeps an eye on Australia's next generation

Anjum Chopra

Eating biryani in SA, and making headlines in NZ

Anjum Chopra's memorable moments from past World Cups

'Our laundry laid out to dry on the rocks'

Megan Lear remembers the 1978 Women's World Cup

The might of Sampson

Jenny Roesler on one of the world's fastest women bowlers

Rachael Heyhoe-Flint

'Women's cricket needs more PR'

Rachael Heyhoe-Flint looks back at the first women's WC

World Cup memories: 1973

Winning it in front of a Royal

Rachael Heyhoe-Flint on the first women's World Cup

Go-to girls get in gear

Nishi Narayanan speaks to Isa Guha and Claire Taylor

Women's World Cup

A brief history ...

Jenny Thompson looks back over the women's World Cup