| Full name: | Nicola Jayne Shaw |
| Born: | 30th December 1981, Nuneaton, Warwickshire, England |
| Batting: | Right-hand batsman |
| Bowling: | Right-arm fast-medium |
| Teams: | England Women (Women's Test: 2001-2009); England Women (Women's ODI: 1999-2009/10); England Women (Women's World Cup: 2000/01-2008/09); England Women (Women's Int Twenty20: 2004-2010); England Women (Women's Twenty20 World Cup: 2009-2010); East Midlands Women (Women's limited overs: 1998-1999); Nottinghamshire Women (Women's limited overs: 2000-2007); Diamonds (Women's limited overs: 2006-2007); Surrey Women (Women's limited overs: 2008-2010); Emeralds (Women's limited overs: 2008); Western Australia Women (Women's limited overs: 2011/12-2012/13); Western Australia Women (Women's Australia League: 2011/12-2012/13); Diamonds (Women's Twenty20: 2006); Emeralds (Women's Twenty20: 2008); Western Australia Women (Women's Twenty20: 2011/12-2012/13); England Women (Women's two innings: 2001-2009); England Women (Women's limited overs: 1999-2009/10); Super Strikers (Women's limited overs: 2002-2005); England Women (Women's Twenty20: 2004-2010); Super Strikers (Women's Twenty20: 2005); All teams |
| Lists of matches and more detailed statistics |
| Articles: | England women claim series |
| | Sarah Taylor sparkles in English win |
| | England women crush India, Windies win in World Cup |
| | England eves are the World Champions |
