Charlotte Edwards

Jayawardene will be joined by his Mumbai Indians colleague Shane Bond on the staff, while Edwards steps into her first head coach role

'She's getting better and better with age. She's only 28, it's quite scary, really, to think what she can achieve in the next few years'

What is the culture in the women's game like? Let the players tell you

Former England captain at the launch of a new schools initiative from the charity, Chance to Shine

Charlotte Edwards, Rory Burns focus on defending titles

Strokemakers, speed racers and a crafty spinner - this XI has it all

Middlesex women broke records on Tuesday when they stepped out onto the main pitch at Lord's for the first time in their 85-year history

Former England women's captain will combine management role with continuing to play for Hampshire

How young Natalie grew up and became a major player in England's line-up

More than a year on from her enforced international retirement, Charlotte Edwards is at peace with leaving behind the professional game she helped to build

Charlotte Edwards has announced her retirement from the professional game after leading Southern Vipers to a runners-up finish in the second Kia Super League

England's players open up on the "turbulent" circumstances that saw Charlotte Edwards retire after being removed from the captaincy in 2016

Heather Knight, Jenny Gunn, Tammy Beaumont, Nat Sciver, Anya Shrubsole, Fran Wilson, and coach Mark Robinson tell the story of England's World Cup journey

The former England Women captain has been busy since her international retirement, and coaching in America has been a highlight

Former England Women's captain Charlotte Edwards is giving the USA Women's squad a leg-up in their preparation for the ICC Europe this summer by visiting Texas this week to run a women's coaching camp.

Several boards improved the contracts structure for their female players, and the new franchise tournaments brought more money into the game

Ben Duckett, the Northamptonshire left hander who has been included in England's one-day and Test squads, has been named the Cricket Writers' Club (CWC) Young Player of the Year

Former England Women's captain Charlotte Edwards and 2009 Wisden Cricketer of the Year Claire Taylor have been included in a 14-member touring squad for the Marylebone Cricket Club's maiden tour to the USA and Canada

The start of the Women's Super League - English cricket's version of the WBBL - is a vital moment for the game, but some patience may be required in what could be a low-key start