 Small but quick and athletic, with good footwork, on the tour she achieved a batting average of 39.6 in 29 innings, and took 118 wickets at a bowling average of 9.7.In the first ever Women's World Cup competition in 1973, which England won, she scored 118 in the final match against Australia and took 2/28 in 12 overs.She also played, at age 41, in the 1982 Women's Cricket World Cup, taking 3 for 13 against India at Wanganui and then three for 29 against the International XI at Wellington.