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ICC Women's Cricket

Bangladesh and Nepal storm into ACC Women's Tournament final after easy semi-finals victories in Malaysia

Debutant Bangladesh set up a final date with Nepal after both teams recorded comfortable victories in the semi-finals of the ACC (Asian Cricket Council) Women's Tournament in Johor Bahru, Malaysia on Tuesday

17-Jul-2007•Sami-ul-Hasan

Singapore salvage pride with six-wicket win

In a battle between the bottom-most teams of Group B in the ACC Women's Tournament, Singapore beat an improving UAE side by six wickets, chasing 65

16-Jul-2007•Cricinfo staff

Malaysia see off Thailand

Malaysia's greater experience and competence led them to a 61-run win over Thailand in the final group match of the ACC Women's Tournament

16-Jul-2007•Cricinfo staff

The Razdan Report: ACC Women's Tournament tour diary part 5

Like many sports, the game of cricket seems to get inside people. Once you have been bitten by the bug, it's not something you an shake off easily, even once your playing days are over

15-Jul-2007•Sheila Razdan

Nepal completes semi-finals line up after surprise win over Hong Kong in ACC Women's Tournament in Malaysia

Nepal completed the ACC (Asian Cricket Council) Women's Tournament semi-finals line up after fast bowlers Neera Rajapadyay and Nary Thapa bowled their team to a surprise seven-wicket victory over pre-tournament favourites Hong Kong in Johor Bahru, Malaysi

15-Jul-2007•Sami-ul-Hasan

The Razdan Report: ACC Women's Tournament tour diary part 4

Every big sporting event produces stars. In 1982 the FIFA World Cup gave us Paulo Rossi, the 1984 Olympic Games in Los Angeles will always be remembered for the exploits of Carl Lewis and the 1996 ICC Cricket World Cup introduced Sanath Jayasuriya to mill

15-Jul-2007•Sheila Razdan

Malaysia share points with Nepal after a thrilling tie in ACC Women's Tournament

Alessandra Lisa Shunmugam picked up two wickets in three balls to help Malaysia share the spoils with Nepal after their crucial Group A match in the ACC Women's Tournament ended in a thrilling tie at the Institut Perguruan Temenggong Ibrahim in Johor Bahr

14-Jul-2007•Sami-ul-Hasan

The Razdan Report: ACC Women's Tournament tour diary part 3

LB Chhetri captained Nepal in 1998 and hung up his boots in 2000 when he was offered a position as programming manager by the United Nations Development Programme

13-Jul-2007•Sheila Razdan

Hong Kong and Bangladesh qualify for ACC Women's Tournament semi-finals after easy victories in Malaysia

Pre-tournament favoruites Hong Kong and Bangladesh qualified for the semi-finals of the ACC Women's Tournament after convincing victories in Johor Bahru, Malaysia on Friday

13-Jul-2007•Sami-ul-Hasan

The Razdan Report: ACC Women's Tournament tour diary part 2

When you say the word cricket, China is not the first country that comes to mind. But the huge Asian country is making strides in the development of the sport there and it is good to see that the women are not being left behind

12-Jul-2007•Sheila Razdan

Mei Chun Hua inspires China to famous victory over Singapore in ACC Women's Tournament in Malaysia

Mei Chun Hua led from the front and by example as she inspired China to a 38-run victory over Singapore in the ACC Women's Tournament that gave it a first-ever win at this level in Johor Bahru, Malaysia on Thursday

12-Jul-2007•Sami-ul-Hasan

Neisha Pratt's superb all-round performance gives Hong Kong flying start in ACC Women's Tournament in Malaysia

Neisha Pratt made an instant impact on the international scene as her brilliant all-round performance earned Hong Kong an easy 114-run victory over hosts Malaysia on the opening day of the ACC Women's Tournament in Johor Baru today (Wednesday)

11-Jul-2007•Sami-ul-Hasan

The Razdan Report: ACC Women's Tournament tour diary part 1

After a gruelling 24 hours travelling from Dubai, we checked into the Zon Regency Hotel in Johor Bahru, a good six-hour drive from Kuala Lumpur

11-Jul-2007•Sheila Razdan

England Women Squad to face New Zealand

The England Women's selectors have named a thirteen-man squad to face New Zealand in a NatWest Women's Series, comprising six one-day internationals and three NatWest Women's International Twenty20 matches throughout August

10-Jul-2007•ECB Media Release

A league of their own

Nishi Narayanan previews the upcoming ACC Women's Tournament

10-Jul-2007•Nishi Narayanan

Australia women's captain Karen Rolton predicts another close Rose Bowl Series against New Zealand

Australia women's captain Karen Rolton believes her world champion team will again have to be at its brilliant best to beat New Zealand in this month's Rose Bowl Series to be played in Darwin, Australia

05-Jul-2007•Sami-ul-Hasan

Thirteen-year-old Chan Sau Har grabs hat-trick as Hong Kong women beat China by 117 runs

Thirteen-year-old Chan Sau Har recorded a hat-trick as Hong Kong's women team geared up for next week's ACC Women's Tournament by beating China women by 117 runs at the Kowloon Cricket Club, Hong Kong yesterday (Wednesday)

05-Jul-2007•Sami-ul-Hasan

Sporting History in the Making as Hong Kong Women's cricket team play China in Shenzhen

A small piece of sporting history will be made on 24 June when the first ever international cricket match between Hong Kong and China will take place at Shenzhen University Stadium, Shenzhen

25-Jun-2007•Hong Kong Cricket Association

Hong Kong beat China by 10 wickets in historic match

Hong Kong women's cricket team recorded an emphatic ten-wicket victory over China women's cricket team in an historic match played at the Shenzhen University Stadium on Sunday

25-Jun-2007•Sami-ul-Hasan

New Zealand women ready to avenge for Rose Bowl Series and Quadrangular Series defeats against Australia

New Zealand's women are counting the days before they can get a chance to take a shot at old foes and reigning world champions Australia in next month's Rose Bowl Series in Darwin, Australia

25-Jun-2007•Sami-ul-Hasan

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ICC Women's Cricket

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