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England's Players Numbers England One Day International Players Player Number Order ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Based on all matches played up to 30/08/2009 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 108 PLAYERS Debut Debut Notes Name Matches England YE Int U19 1 Enid Bakewell 23 23/06/1973 2 Jill Cruwys 7 23/06/1973 3 Lesley Clifford 5 23/06/1973 4 Rachael Heyhoe-Flint 23 23/06/1973 5 Sue Hilliam 4 23/06/1973 6 Shirley Hodges 26 23/06/1973 7 Pamela Mather 5 23/06/1973 8 June Moorhouse(S'son 9 23/06/1973 9 Mary Pilling 9 23/06/1973 10 Lynne Thomas 12 23/06/1973 14/01/1982 11 Chris Watmough 28 23/06/1973 12 Kathleen Green (Kay) 2 14/07/1973 13 Heather Dewdney 6 18/07/1973 14 Jane Gough 1 18/07/1973 15 Katherine.M Brown 2 01/08/1976 23/06/1973 16 Jacqueline Court 23 01/08/1976 23/06/1973 17 Julia Greenwood 3 01/08/1976 23/06/1973 18 Megan Lear 16 01/08/1976 23/06/1973 19 Lynne Read 1 01/08/1976 23/06/1973 20 Janet Allen(Southgate ) 17 04/08/1976 21 Glynnis Hullah 15 04/08/1976 30/06/1976 22 Rosalind Heggs 3 01/01/1978 23/06/1973 23 Catherine Mowat 3 01/01/1978 24 Margaret Wilks 3 01/01/1978 23/06/1973 25 Janette Brittin 63 06/06/1979 26 Susan Goatman 15 06/06/1979 23/06/1973 27 Margaret Peear 1 06/06/1979 28 Jacqueline Wainwright 2 06/06/1979 29 Jill Powell 1 07/07/1979 30 Janet Tedstone(Aspinall) 38 07/07/1979 31 Avril Starling 20 10/01/1982 32 Carole Hodges 47 14/01/1982 33 Helen Stother 12 14/01/1982 34 June Edney 6 24/06/1984 35 Gillian McConway 11 24/06/1984 14/01/1982 36 Sarah Potter 8 24/06/1984 37 Jane Powell 24 24/06/1984 38 Jill Stockdale 2 31/01/1985 39 Susan Metcalfe 36 03/02/1985 40 Lesley Cooke 3 22/06/1986 41 Gillian Smith 31 22/06/1986 42 Amanda Stinson 5 22/06/1986 43 Karen Hicken(Smithies 69 26/07/1986 44 Joanne Chamberlain 39 16/07/1987 45 Karen Jobling 2 16/07/1987 12/01/1982 46 Wendy Watson 23 16/07/1987 47 Patricia Lovell 10 25/07/1987 48 Elaine Wulcko 1 25/07/1987 Debut Debut Notes Name Matches England YE Int U19 49 Suzanne Kitson 23 30/11/1988 50 Debra Maybury 27 30/11/1988 51 Lisa Nye 21 30/11/1988 52 Caroline Barrs 10 03/12/1988 53 Clare Taylor 105 05/12/1988 54 Cathy Cooke 6 19/07/1989 55 Helen Plimmer 37 19/07/1989 56 Julie Crump 2 20/07/1989 57 Linda Burnley 1 16/08/1990 58 Alison Elder 4 16/08/1990 59 Sarah-Jane Cook 4 17/08/1990 60 Marie Moralee 3 17/07/1991 61 Janet Godman 7 17/07/1991 62 Debra Stock 15 18/01/1992 63 Jane Smit 109 20/07/1993 64 Barbara Daniels 55 20/07/1993 65 Kathryn Leng 56 18/07/1995 66 Suzanne Redfern 15 18/07/1995 67 Melissa Reynard 54 18/07/1995 68 Claire Whichcord 1 18/07/1995 69 Clare Connor 93 19/07/1995 70 Ruth Lupton 2 19/07/1995 71 Nicola Holt 2 16/06/1996 72 Beverley Nicholson 6 18/06/1996 73 Charlotte Edwards 127 15/08/1997 74 Laura Macleod(Newton) 73 27/08/1997 75 Sarah Collyer 25 12/07/1998 76 Lucy Pearson 62 15/07/1998 77 Katherine Winks 7 18/07/1998 78 S.Claire Taylor 114 19/07/1998 79 Ella Donnison 3 19/07/1999 80 Laura Harper 22 19/07/1999 10/08/2001 (Played 3 England U19) 81 Jacqueline Hawker 7 19/07/1999 82 Dawn Holden 32 19/07/1999 83 Hannah Lloyd (Knight) 5 19/07/1999 84 Katherine Lowe 8 19/07/1999 85 Beth Morgan 60 19/07/1999 86 Nicola Shaw 61 19/07/1999 10/08/2001 (Played 3 England U19) 87 Kathryn Wilkins 3 19/07/1999 88 Laura Spragg 10 20/07/1999 10/08/2001 (Played 3 England U19) 89 Arran Brindle(Thompson) 55 20/07/1999 20/06/2000 (Played 3 England U19) 90 Leanne Davis 1 01/07/2000 10/08/2001 (Played 1 England U19) 91 Caroline Atkins 48 07/07/2001 10/08/2001 (Played 3 England U19) 92 Sarah Clarke 3 06/01/2002 10/08/2001 (Played 3 England U19) 93 Mandie Godliman 11 06/01/2002 94 Helen Wardlaw 7 08/01/2002 95 Isa Guha 68 10/07/2002 96 Rosalie Birch 37 13/08/2003 97 Lydia Greenway 67 13/08/2003 98 Jennifer Gunn (Jenny) 71 15/02/2004 99 Katherine Brunt 38 21/08/2004 100 Joanna Watts 7 15/08/2005 Debut Debut Notes Name Matches England YE Int U19 101 Holly Colvin 42 14/08/2006 102 Laura Marsh 28 17/08/2006 103 Sarah Jane Taylor 49 14/08/2006 104 Ebony Rainford-Brent 12 23/02/2007 11/08/2001 (Played 2 England U19) 105 Charlotte Russell 2 17/07/2007 106 Lyndsey Askew 8 28/02/2007 107 Stephanie Davies 4 11/02/2008 108 Anya Shrubsole 2 14/08/2008 Clare Gough 10/08/2001 (Played 3 England U19) Laura Joyce 10/08/2001 (Played 3 England U19) Kate Oakenfold 10/08/2001 (Played 3 England U19) Alexia Walker 11/08/2001 (Played 3 England U19) NOTE The matches for those players whose numbers are in bold type are the number of full internationals. They do not include the European Cup Matches when played as U19 although these are counted as Internationals in the averages -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 02/10/2009 LAST MATCH 07/07/2009.
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