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England women’s new slimline kit
By Will 5 months ago, 3 Comments »
According to one of my colleagues Kevin Pietersen was “bulging” at the launch of England’s new Adidas kit at Lord’s yesterday. I’m not sure quite why he chose to look in that area, but along with the men, the ladies have had their wardrobe freshened. Pictured is Isa Guha, who is sporting a slimline one-day kit with “form fitting” technology, whatever that actually means. I think it probably means we gawp.

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3 Comments »One bit of good news…
By Jonathan Liew 7 months ago, 4 Comments »
The rugby might be dismal, the footballers might have the summer off and the nation’s best sprinter might be a convicted drug cheat, but England’s women cricketers are, once again, flying the flag.
And let’s hear none of this “women’s cricket isn’t as good as men’s” baloney. It is in England. What we wouldn’t give to have Charlotte Edwards shoring up the men’s middle order. Or a Hoggard-Guha dream new-ball partnership…
4 Comments »Women to play at Lord’s
By Will 3 years ago, at the start of November, 5 Comments »
Via the BBC.
The England women’s team will play a rare match at Lord’s when they take on India in a one-day match next year.
It is the first match at Lord’s in five years for the England team while India will play there for the first time.
“To play at Lord’s is every cricketer’s dream,” said England’s Caroline Atkins. “We are delighted,” said women’s cricket supremo Gill McConway.
“It has been India’s dream to play at the home of cricket and I feel the timing has never been better.”
Last month, MCC president Robin Marlar sparked controversy in the women’s game days after succeeding Tom Graveney.
Marlar told The Telegraph it was “absolutely outrageous” women were allowed to play mixed cricket in case they got injured. (see reaction to this here)
Also, see Jenny Thompson’s interview with Charlotte Edwards.
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