Sophie Ecclestone

Thunder finished their Charlotte Edwards Cup campaign with a five-wicket win over Lightning inspired by England bowler Sophie Ecclestone's 5-15 at Old Trafford. With both sides already out of the tournament, spinner Ecclestone starred in the opening and final overs, helping bowl Lightning out for 103 in just 18 overs.

England trio Sophie Ecclestone, Kate Cross and Sophia Dunkley have been signed up as overseas players for the forthcoming Women's T20 Challenge in India. The three-team tournament, a bridging event to the planned women's Indian Premier League next year, takes place from May 23-28 at Pune's MCA Stadium, with each team is made up of 16 players including four overseas picks.

Sophie Ecclestone made plain how important the captain, Heather Knight, has been in lifting a formerly struggling England into Sunday’s final against Australia

Sophie Ecclestone believes England are yet to play their best cricket ahead of the Women’s World Cup final against Australia on Sunday.The spin bowler claimed a maiden international five-for as England powered into the final with a 137-run victory over South Africa.Ecclestone finished with figures of six for 36 as the Proteas were bowled for 156, in a match where Danni Wyatt top-scored with a maiden World Cup century in England’s 293 for eight.England opened the tournament with three consecutive losses, but a fifth straight victory has seen Heather Knight’s side set up a final with Australia, and Ecclestone believes...

Danni Wyatt believes Sophie Ecclestone could succeed in men’s cricket after her six-wicket haul helped power England into the Women’s World Cup final with a dominant 137-run victory over South Africa.Wyatt struck a maiden World Cup century in England’s 293 for eight before Ecclestone finished with figures of six for 26 from eight overs, her maiden international five-for, as the Proteas were bowled out for 156.After opening the tournament with three consecutive losses, a fifth straight victory helped Heather Knight’s side set up a showpiece with Australia.How good were these two today! @Sophecc19 🤝 @Danni_Wyatt #CWC22 pic.twitter.com/Iid5yS2U9n— England Cricket (@englandcricket)...

Danni Wyatt believes Sophie Ecclestone could succeed in men’s cricket after her six-wicket haul helped power England into the Women’s World Cup final with a dominant 137-run victory over South Africa. Wyatt struck a maiden World Cup century in England’s 293 for eight before Ecclestone finished with figures...

The spin bowler claimed a maiden international five-for as England powered into the final with a 137-run victory over South Africa. Ecclestone finished with figures of 36-6 as the Proteas were bowled for 156, in a match where Danni Wyatt top scored with a maiden World Cup century in England's 293 for eight.

ICC Women's World Cup semi-final: South Africa v England. Date: 31 March Time: 02:00 BST Venue: Christchurch. Coverage: Live ball-by-ball commentary on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra, BBC Sounds and the BBC Sport website and app. Live text commentary with in-play clips (UK only) on the BBC Sport website.

Sophie Ecclestone was once again on target as she helped England to a six-wicket victory over South Africa in a rain-shortened warm-up game for the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2022.The sun then shone as England reduced South Africa to 139-7 from 35 overs with Eccleston claiming 3-23.Tammy Beaumont then top-scored with 35 as England chase the target down with 8.4 overs to spare to see England go in undefeated on New Zealand soil ahead of their opening group match against Australia on Saturday.Rain stopped any chance of play before 1:50pm, but once the teams got underway, England made quick...

Worcester [UK], July 5 (ANI): England spinner Sophie Ecclestone on Monday said that she is delighted to be named as Player of the Series for her performances in the ODIs against India. The Three Lions defeated Mithali Raj-led India 2-1 in the three-match ODI series and Ecclestone was adjudged Player...

England Women spinner Sophie Ecclestone was relieved to get back into the rhythm of bowling in the only Test against India at Bristol. Ecclestone claimed four for 88 as the tourists lost their final five wickets quickly on the morning of day three to be dismissed for 231 before being asked to follow-on by Heather Knight.