Clare Connor

The ECB have made a significant appointment for the women's game and ahead of a crucial 18 months which includes a World T20 and a World Cup, new coach Mark Robinson and head of cricket Clare Connor discuss the challenges

Charlotte Edwards and Clare Connor talk about captaining England, rooming together, and how they used a 15-year-old to plot the downfall of Australia

Andrew Strauss, Angus Fraser and Nasser Hussain have all confirmed they are not in the running to replace Hugh Morris as managing director of England cricket

Seeing how this summer's contests between England and Australia have captivated the public's attention, it looks like a points-based system is the way to go

Clare Connor, the former England Women's captain, has blamed the BCCI for India's poor showing at the Women's world cup.

Clare Connor, ICC women's committee chairman, on the Women's World Cup and the growth of the game

Clare Connor, head of the ICC's women's cricket committee, talks about strategy and funding plans for women's cricket, and the decline of their Test game

T20 is the way to grow women's cricket and ensure it remains commercially viable, Clare Connor, the chairwoman of the ICC's women's cricket committee, has said

Former England captain Clare Connor has been appointed chairwoman of the ICC Women's Committee

England's female cricketers have taken another step towards a fully professional structure after being welcomed as members of the Professional Cricketers' Association.

England's women's team were awarded team of the year at the Sports Journalists' Association Awards on Wednesday.

Mark Lane, the England women's coach, was named UK coach of the year and high performance coach of the year at the UK coaching awards ceremony in London on Tuesday.

The England women's selectors have stuck with the tried, tested and successful to name an unchanged squad for Australia's forthcoming tour

Clare Connor, the former England captain, has been invited by the ICC to join its cricket committee as a representative of women's cricket

The women's game is more marketable than ever in the wake of England's World Cup win

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

The ECB has proposed changes to the domestic structure of the women's game for 2009

Clare Connor, the former England women's captain, has been elected onto the Sussex board as a non-executive director

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