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Edwards ensures positive finish

Images from Mumbai where Charlotte Edwards struck an unbeaten century as England ended their disappointing Women’s World Cup defence on a high.

Edwards rues relinquishing title

England women’s captain Charlotte Edwards blamed inconsistency for her side’s downfall as they saw their World Cup defence come to an end despite a 15-run win over New Zealand at Mumbai’s Brabourne Stadium.

Taylor shines in win but Windies make final

Matthew Sherry

Sarah Taylor lit up a miserable day for England, in which West Indies' victory over Australia ended the defending champions' hopes of reaching the Women's World Cup final, with a stunning return to form in victory over New Zealand.

Taylor shines in win but Windies make final

Matthew Sherry

Images from Mumbai's Brabourne Stadium where Sarah Taylor lit up a miserable day for England, in which West Indies' victory over Australia ended the defending champions' hopes of reaching the Women...

Windies shock Australia to book final berth

West Indies produced a stunning comeback versus Australia at Mumbai’s Bandra Kurla Complex to reach their first Women’s World Cup final, in which they will face the same opponents.

Colvin confident England have the answer

Rob Barnett

The countdown is on for England’s hopes of retaining the Women’s World Cup and they are well-placed to do the maths that could get them to the final, said Holly Colvin who told ecb.co.uk: “Arran Brindle has been our Carol Vorderman".

Windies trample on White Ferns

West Indies became favourites to join Australia in the Women’s World Cup final with a 48-run defeat of New Zealand at Mumbai’s Brabourne Stadium.

MCC breaks new ground in women's game

MCC has announced its first women's under-19 squad to play in the maiden U19 Women's ARCH Trophy in Abu Dhabi and Dubai from February 18-23.

Perfection satisfies Shrubsole

Matthew Sherry

A “perfect game” ensured defending champions England kept their hopes of a second successive Women’s World Cup triumph alive.

Five-star Shrubsole floors South Africa

Matthew Sherry

Anya Shrubsole continued her supreme form in the Women's World Cup, delivering a career-best effort as England cruised past South Africa in their must-win Super Sixes clash.