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The former England captain has been a tireless campaigner for women's cricket, but she doesn't think paying the players is the next step just yet

Cricinfo asked former and current women players for their lasting memories from each of the eight World Cups so far. Mithali Raj, the former India captain, revisits the last tournament

Australia, India, New Zealand, England, West Indies and Pakistan have made it to the Super Six of the women's World Cup. We look at how the teams fared in their group stage and where they stand going into the Super Six

Haidee Tiffen looks back at the 2000 women's World Cup

Anjum Chopra looks back at the sixth women's World Cup

Cathryn Fitzpatrick looks back at the fifth women's World Cup

Cricinfo asked former and current women players for their lasting memories from each of the eight World Cups so far. Janette Brittin, the former England batsman, remembers an eminently forgettable game from the fourth tournament

The women have played eight World Cups so far and Cricinfo asked former and current players what their lasting memories from each tournaments was

The women have played eight World Cups so far and Cricinfo asked former and current players what their lasting memories from each tournaments was

One of the world's fastest women bowlers is raring to get going at her first World Cup

England's captain at the first women's World Cup looks back at the event and the one ahead

Rachael Heyhoe-Flint, England's captain from the inaugural World Cup, shares her enduring memories from tournament

England have the top-ranked batsman and bowler in their ranks, and they are set to make a mark on the World Cup

Things looked good for women's cricket at the start of 2008; they look brighter now

Ever wonder who the top players in the women's game are? Now, thanks to the new rankings, it's all down in black and white

Jenny Roesler speaks to Lydia Greenway ahead of England women's series against South Africa

After the memorable Ashes win, the tour rolls into New Zealand for five ODIs

If there has been one lesson from the women's World Cup Qualifiers, it is that the teams needs more cricket - and more competitive games

Our Ashes win down under is definitely our best achievement to date

It was disappointing to tie the ODI series after leading 2-1, but that's better than England have managed in Australia for a long time