How Nat Sciver-Brunt beat the nerves to inspire England into T20 World Cup final - Sciver-Brunt returned from injury to steer England past South Africa and into the Women’s T20 World Cup final

BRISTOL, England — Ireland has finally won in the Women’s Twenty20 World Cup. The Irish ended a 0-21 losing streak across five tournaments going back 12 years when they defeated the West Indies by six wickets with 11 balls remaining on Saturday.

South Africa pace ace Shabnim Ismail added another glittering milestone to her remarkable career after becoming the first bowler to claim 50 wickets in the history of the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup.

Women's T20 World Cup Closing Ceremony: The International Cricket Council has officially unveiled a star-studded entertainment lineup for the grand finale of the ICC Women's T20 World Cup 2026. Global music sensations Rita Ora and Clean Bandit are set to deliver major performances before and after the marquee match at the sold-out Lord's Cricket Ground in London,

New Zealand has kept alive slim hopes of defending the Women’s Twenty20 World Cup title by beating Ireland by four runs in a thriller to the last ball in Southampton.

Brits had feared her Olympics dreams had died when a terrible road accident ruled her out of the London Olympics of 2012. Her primary sport then was athletics, and she was a javelin thrower.

Australia are increasingly optimistic that "ultimate professional" Ellyse Perry will be fit for the Women's T20 World Cup final against arch-rivals England at Lord's on Sunday. Australia coach Shelley Nitschke suggested Thursday that Perry,

England will now take on six-time champions Australia for a fourth time in the Women's T20 World Cup final on Sunday at Lord's.