50 days to go to Women's World Cup

There are 50 days to go until the eleventh edition of the Women’s World Cup gets underway in Derby when hosts England face India, live to a global TV audience.

Derby will host eight matches in total, starting with the tournament opener on Saturday 24 June – and the first allocation of tickets for this match have already sold out.

Tickets remain on sale for the remaining seven games in Derby, which includes a second England fixture versus New Zealand, the eagerly-awaited clash between India and Pakistan, plus the second of two semi-finals.

Tickets can be purchased online HERE.

With 50 days to go, we take a look at the scores of 50 or more from previous World Cups.

• Over the course of 10 tournaments, 158 scores of 50 or more have been made.
• In the first edition of the Women’s World Cup in 1973, 19 scores of 50 or more were scored.
• New Zealand’s Debbie Hockley holds the record for most scores of 50 or more at the Women’s World Cup with 12.
• England has amassed the most scores of 50 or more at the Women’s World Cup, with a total of 67 – two ahead of Australia.
• The last score of 50 or more to be scored at the Women’s World Cup was by Australia’s Jess Cameron in the 2013 Final against the West Indies. Cameron went on to win Player-of-the-Final and Rachael Haynes also scored a half-century in the match.
• The 2013 ICC Women’s World Cup was the most batting friendly tournament producing the most scores of 50 or more with 44.

Ticket Prices start at £10 for adults, £5 for students (aged between 17 and 23) and £2 for under-16s. Tickets for the remaining seven games at Derby are on sale via: icc-cricket.com/tickets.

ICC Women’s World Cup 2017 fixtures at Derby

Tickets available online via: icc-cricket.com/tickets.

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