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South Asian Cricket Association set up to help British Asian players into county cricket

30% of recreational players in England and Wales are British Asian, but only 5% of professionals

24-Nov-2020•George Dobell

Isa Guha becomes first woman on PCA board

Isa Guha, the former England seamer, has become the first woman to be appointed to the board of the Professional Cricketers' Association

12-Apr-2017•ESPNcricinfo staff

Isa Guha retires from international cricket

Isa Guha, the England seamer, has announced her retirement from international cricket. Guha, 26, played eight Tests, 83 ODIs and 22 Twenty20 internationals in a career spanning close to 11 years

09-Mar-2012•ESPNcricinfo staff

Bowlers increase England's advantage

England fought back well with the ball on the second day at the Bankstown Oval, running through Australia to put the value of Charlotte Edwards' unbeaten 114 into stark perspective

23-Jan-2011•ESPNcricinfo staff

England wrap up T20 series with last-over win

Lydia Greenway continued her impressive tour by leading England to the brink of a victory that set up a Twenty20 series win over Australia

16-Jan-2011•ESPNcricinfo staff

Isa Guha moots IPL for women

England medium-pacer Isa Guha has called for the setting up of a tournament similar to the IPL for the women's game

10-Mar-2010•Cricinfo staff

England book semi-final spot

A round-up of the games between Australia and West Indies, and England and Sri Lanka in Taunton

14-Jun-2009•Cricinfo staff

Gunn and Guha give England series lead

India failed to carry their form from the win over MCC to the first ODI against England, falling to an eight-wicket defeat in Bath

30-Aug-2008•Cricinfo staff

No more Misses Nice Girls

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

05-Aug-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

'The best Test cricket we've played' - Taylor

Claire Taylor ranked her two matchwinning fifties up there in what she described as "one of the best Tests to play in"

18-Feb-2008•Jenny Thompson

Taylor sews up Ashes glory

England retained the Ashes in style thanks to Claire Taylor, whose second fifty of the match drove them home to a stylish six-wicket win in the final session after Karen Rolton's daring declaration backfired

18-Feb-2008•Cricinfo staff

Solid Sthalekar gives Australia hope

Lisa Sthalekar played the Test innings of her life, and she's not done yet, to hold off a strong England threat in Bowral and leave Australia with a 105-run lead heading into a prospectively thrilling final day

17-Feb-2008•Cricinfo staff

Guha's five-wicket haul floors Australia for 154

England's defence of the women's Ashes started spectacularly and they had Isa Guha to thank as Australia were dismissed for 154

15-Feb-2008•Cricinfo staff

Morgan guides England to consolation win

England's women secured a consolation victory in the sixth and final ODI against New Zealand at Shenley

30-Aug-2007•Cricinfo staff

England fight back too late

England women romped to an emphatic victory to crush New Zealand by six wickets after rolling them for 72

27-Aug-2007•Cricinfo staff

Claire Taylor steers England to third place

Half-centuries from the two Taylors helped England hunt down a competitive Indian total and finish third in the Quadrangular tournament in Chennai

05-Mar-2007•Cricinfo staff

Milliken and Devine sink England

England Women slumped to a 27-run loss to New Zealand despite a brisk, aggressive 68 from Lynsey Askew

03-Mar-2007•Cricinfo staff

Goswami and Sharma rip through England

England are taking some time to settle into their new home and by the close on the second day, plenty of their batsmen had been evicted, leaving their first innings in tatters

30-Aug-2006•Cricinfo staff

Raj and Chopra dominate

This was an historic day for England women's cricket as Taunton was launched as the heart and home of the game. But it wasn't just England settling in: India made themselves right at home in the second and final Test, striking 168 for 2 on a truncated fir

29-Aug-2006•The Bulletin by Jenny Thompson at Taunton

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