Charlotte Edwards

England captain Charlotte Edwards is keen to emerge champions at the Women's World T20, but downplayed talks of revenge before her side meets Australia in the final

ESPNcricinfo previews the Women's World T20 final as Australia aim for a hat-trick of titles when they face England

ESPNcricinfo picks the plays of the day from the second semi-final of the Women's World T20 between England and South Africa

Charlotte Edwards has been around the game long enough for it to hold few surprises but when an email landed to inform her that England women cricketers were to become full-time professionals it was still a shock

Charlotte Edwards scored 80, and Danielle Hazell and Natalie Sciver shared six wickets to help England Women rout Bangladesh Women by 79 runs, boosting their net run-rate and enhancing their semi-final chances

Meg Lanning, Australia's stand-in captain, has suggested that the format was weighted too heavily towards the sole Test, which England won

England made history in Hobart, winning the women's Ashes on Australian soil for only the third time, as the captain Charlotte Edwards, the player of the match, hit 92 off just 59 balls and guided the visitors to a nine-wicket victory with 13 balls to sp

Australia collapsed to 5 for 57 chasing just 185 as England struck repeatedly with the new ball in the final 90 minutes of play

Charlotte Edwards has achieved a huge amount in her career but she put regaining the Ashes as among her finest moments after England secured the multi-format series with a match to spare.

England women orchestrated two mini-collapses - one at the start and one in the middle-overs - to secure victory over Australia women in the second ODI at Hove and draw level

Australia Women's spin duo of Jess Jonassen and Erin Osborne shared seven wickets between them to orchestrate a batting collapse at Lord's, giving the visitors a 27-run win in the first ODI

Both teams have one or two selection questions to ponder as they prepare for the transition to a rare Test outing at the start of the points-based Ashes

Charlotte Edwards will lead England's quest to regain the Women's Ashes which begins with the sole Test match on Sunday.

England secured a 2-0 series win with a comfortable six-wicket victory over Pakistan

England overwhelmed Pakistan in the first of two ODIs, with Jenny Gunn's five-for backing up half-centuries from Charlotte Edwards and Arran Brindle in a 111-run win

England and Sri Lanka took the third and fifth spots in their respective playoffs against New Zealand and South Africa

Charlotte Edwards said that she didn't believe that England were out of the Women's World Cup when she was first told on the field

India Women captain Mithali Raj's pre-match comment that the England Women attack wasn't so good and was heavily reliant on Katherine Brunt "fired us up", the fast bowler has said

Charlotte Edwards, with her seventh ODI century, led England to a comfortable win over India in Mumbai