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Claire Taylor ton powers England

Claire Taylor struck an authoritative century as England enjoyed a commanding day with the bat to play themselves right back into this match

10-Aug-2006•Cricinfo staff

India edge ahead in tight contest

This was a day for the diehards. India's batsmen continued where they left off yesterday, in painstakingly slow fashion, as they crawled to a 238 for 7, at barely two an over

09-Aug-2006•Cricinfo staff

India women blast out England

India enjoyed a commanding day in the field on the opening day of the first Test at Leicester, bowling England out for 223 and then crawling to 11 without loss by stumps

08-Aug-2006•Cricinfo staff

Kent women secure title

The Kent women, led by England captain Charlotte Edwards, have won the County Championship for the first time.

01-Aug-2006•Cricinfo staff

India Women sweep ODI series in Ireland

Riding on fine half centuries by Monica Sumra and Mithali Raj, India thrashed Ireland by 106 runs to win the rain-marred second and final one-day international at Dublin, sweeping the series 2-0

01-Aug-2006

India leave for return series with England

The Indian women's team left Mumbai on Monday (July 24) for a six-week tour of England and Ireland

25-Jul-2006•Cricinfo staff

Neetu David retires from international cricket

Neetu David, Indian women cricket team's left-arm spinner, announced her retirement from international cricket on June 4, during the Rani Jhansi first-class zonal tournament

19-Jul-2006•Nishi Narayanan

Indian women to get full financial support

Help at last is coming women cricketers' way, with the Indian board deciding to provide full financial support to their upcoming tour of England

16-Jul-2006

First women's Twenty20 in Australia

The first women'sTwenty20 international in Australia will take place this October at Brisbane when the home side take on New Zealand

07-Jul-2006•Cricinfo staff

Netta Rheinberg dies aged 94

Netta Rheinberg, the writer and administrator, has died aged 94

24-Jun-2006•Cricinfo staff

Arran Brindle takes a break

One of England women's most promising allrounders, Arran Brindle, has decided to take a break from international and Super 4s cricket with immediate effect, in order to spend more time with her family

09-Jun-2006•Cricinfo staff

Laura Newton named vice-captain

England Women's opening batsman, Laura Newton, has been announced as Charlotte Edwards' vice-captain throughout their campaign leading up to the 2009 World Cup

07-Jun-2006•Cricinfo staff

MCC announces free tickets for India ODI

England women return to Lord's this summer to face India - and entry will be free

05-Jun-2006•Cricinfo staff

Rebranding fails to dazzle

Rarely does a competition come along that's deemed an allround success. The Super Fours, which has brought together the top 48 players in England for the past five years, is one such rare gem

30-May-2006•Jenny Thompson

Diamonds dazzle, Sapphires sapped

Charlotte Edwards got her summer off to the perfect start, leading her team to success in the Twenty20 competition of this year's Super Fours

30-May-2006•Jenny Thompson

Pakistan women to host Hong Kong

Pakistan will host the Hong Kong Women's national team for a series of three ODIs in order to determine which team will progress to the Women's World Cup Qualifying tournament later this year.

26-May-2006•Cricinfo staff

World Cup selection starts for Kenya women

Kenya's team for the women's World Cup qualifiers could be made up of schoolgirls

24-May-2006•Cricinfo staff

Emily Drumm heads to Kent

Emily Drumm, the former New Zealand captain, today left for Kent to represent the county as their overseas player in the English women's county championship

23-May-2006•Cricinfo staff

England women to play men's team

Katherine Brunt and Jenny Gunn, England women cricketers, will feature in a one-off tie between the England women's team and a men's first XI next year

12-May-2006•Cricinfo staff

Major boost to come from women's World Cup

Ehsan Mani, the ICC president, has said that he believes the next two women's World Cups, in Australia in 2009 and India four years later, will take the sport to a new level

03-May-2006•Brian Murgatroyd

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