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Karen Rolton
Sun, July 02 2017
Mithali Raj nears Karen Rolton’s record for most wins in Women’s ODIs
Mithali Raj (104) is now just behind former Australia skipper Karen Rolton, who has 108 wins under her belt from 141 ODIs.
Wed, April 19 2017
Muttiah Muralitharan set to become 1st Sri Lankan to be inducted in ICC Hall of Fame
Muttiah Muralitharan, along with England’ late George Lohmann, late Arthur Morris of Australia and former Australia Women’s captain Karen Rolton, will also be inducted into the Hall of Fame.
Tue, January 03 2017
Arthur Morris, Karen Rolton, George Lohmann and Muttiah Muralitharan inducted into ICC’s Hall of Fame
Arthur Morris' wife Judith Morris received a personalised cap from Steve Waugh, himself an ICC Cricket Hall of Famer.
Wed, July 27 2016
Muttiah Muralitharan and other entrants to ICC Hall of Fame
Yet another year passes and cricket's governing body, ICC announced that three more legendary cricketers will be added to its Hall of fame.
Wed, December 23 2015
ICC Awards 2015: Meg Lanning, Stafanie Taylor Women’s ODI, T20I Cricketers of the Year; Richard Kettleborough Umpire of the Year
Richard Kettleborough completes hat-trick by receiving the ICC David Shephard Trophy for ICC Umpire of the year for the third consecutive time
Fri, March 28 2014
ICC World T20 2014: Meg Lanning breaks record for highest individual score in T20Is
Meg Lanning smashed the Irish attack en-route to a superb 126 off 65 balls.
Wed, December 26 2012
Australia’s Leah Poulton calls it quits in ODIs
Australian cricketer Leah Poulton Wednesday announced her retirement from the One Day International (ODI) cricket.
Fri, August 17 2012
Interview: Mithali Raj remembers the world record she set 10 years ago
Exactly 10 years ago, on August 17, 2002, a 19-year-old from Jodhpur broke Karen Rolton's record of highest individual Test score of 204 and created a new high with an innings of 214. It was only her third Test. Mithali Raj has since grown into one of the legends of the game in women s cricket and is currently the No 1 ODI batswoman in the world.