Monday 10 October 2016 13:05, UK
Former England captain Charlotte Edwards has joined Adelaide Strikers for the Big Bash League in Australia this winter.
Edwards, who retired from international cricket after being replaced as captain by Heather Knight this summer, has since led the Southern Vipers to the inaugural Kia Women's Super League title in an outstanding domestic season.
The 36-year-old's new deal with the Strikers follows her previous stints in Perth with Western Fury and the Scorchers.
"I'm really excited about this opportunity with the Strikers, especially with the growth of women's cricket in Australia at an all-time high," Edwards said.
"The WBBL has gone from strength to strength."
Edwards scored four half centuries in her 2015-16 WBBL campaign as Perth narrowly missed out on making the final, losing their penultimate match to Sydney Thunder.
She has represented England in 23 Tests, 191 one-day internationals and 95 Twenty20 matches, averaging 32.97 in the shortest form at a strike rate of 106.94.
Edwards is also the leading run-scorer in women's ODI history and was the women's cricketer of the year in 2008.
