"sophie-ecclestone"

Yastika Bhatia scripted history as the first woman to hit a Test century at Lord's, scoring 113. Supported by Richa Ghosh's quick-fire fifty, India declared at 341/7 on Day 3, setting England a daunting 457-run target

An unbeaten 91 from wicketkeeper-batter Yastika Bhatia powered India to a commanding 250/4 at lunch on Day 3 of the one-off Test at Lord's, stretching the visitors' overall lead over England to a monumental 365 runs

Lord’s is set to host its first-ever women’s Test as England and India clash in a historic one-off match. With over 30,000 tickets sold, both sides look to bounce back from disappointing T20 World Cup campaigns in style

England won by 89 runs against Sri Lanka in the Women’s World Cup, thanks to Nat Sciver-Brunt’s century (117) and Sophie Ecclestone’s 4/17. England set a target of 254, with Sri Lanka being bowled out for 164

In response to Trailblazers' 118 for eight, Supernovas could only manage 102 for seven

Harmanpreet-led side start favourites against Trailblazers

Brimming with confidence after a crushing win over Velocity on Thursday, Trailblazers will aim for another win to finish with two victories and enter the final

By the time the powerplay came to an end, Velocity found themselves tottering at 22/5 wickets in 20 overs

All the three senior players led the teams during last edition also and their appointments were on the expected lines