“It will be harder to retain the World Twenty20 than it was to win it” – Claire Taylor considers the size of the task ahead of England Women this summer.
England Women batsman Claire Taylor has been appointed a Member of the Order of the British Empire in the New Year’s Honours list.
Does Andrew Strauss’ lack of personal success at last night’s Sports Personality awards mean The Ashes should be free to view on television? Or does Charlotte Edwards’ success in 2009 mean they should stay behind a paywall?
“Congratulations should go to the West Indian team for playing well today in front of their home crowd. They outplayed us and deserved to win but we’ll come back fighting tomorrow” – Charlotte Edwards after an unexpected defeat in the first of three ODIs.
“Captain Charlotte Edwards was presented with the Ashes trophy, a wooden ball containing the ashes of a miniature bat signed by both teams back in 1998, to cap off a remarkable four months in which her side have won the Women’s World Cup, the Women’s World Twenty20 and the ODI series against Australia” – The Telegraph reports on England Women’s Ashes retention – and the dearth of Test Cricket the team now faces.
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