Updated On: 16 February, 2013 02:24 AM IST | | Sundari Iyer
England skipper Charlotte Edwards' unbeaten 121-ball 106 ensured a third-place finish for the defending champions in the ICC Women's World Cup as they handed a four-wicket defeat to New Zealand in the play-off match at Brabourne Stadium yesterday.
Edwards became the first women’s cricketer to score 5,075 runs in ODIs. This is Edwards’ second century of this edition of the World Cup and she joins Australia’s Karen Rolton and New Zealand’s Debbie Hockley as the only three women to have scored two centuries in a single World Cup. She also equalled Debbie Hockley’s record of four centuries in Women’s World Cups.

England skipper Charlotte Edwards in full flow against New Zealand yesterday. PIC/Atul Kamble