England women's captain Charlotte Edwards admitted to feeling "really chuffed" after being honoured with an MBE for services to sport.

"It's a huge honour and after the amazing year I have had, this has topped it off perfectly," she said.

The 29-year-old from Huntingdon led England to victory over New Zealand in the Women's World Cup final in March.

And the team hopes to pick up a second trophy later this month in the ICC World Twenty20 tournament.

Luke Wright hit 75 not out as England thrashed West Indies by nine wickets in their final Twenty20 warm-up match.

Following Tuesday's struggle against Scotland they were ruthless and won with 32 balls to spare at Lord's.

West Indies needed Ramnaresh Sarwan's late 46 in 34 balls to reach 144-6, Adil Rashid the best bowler with 1-20.

Ravi Bopara (60) and Wright shared 119 in 12.2 overs, Wright firing three successive sixes, five in total, as 62 of his fine innings came in boundaries.