Surrey Women (154-5) beat Bears Women (153-9) by 5 wickets. Surrey Women were crowned champions of the first-ever Vitality Blast women’s competition after a convincing five-wicket win over the Bears Women at the Kia Oval. Grace Harris led the way for the hosts with a match-winning 63* from just 33 balls, guiding Surrey to victory
Bears Women (162-8) beat The Blaze (143ao) by 20 runs. Bears Women overcame defending short-format champions The Blaze, in the Vitality Women’s T20 Blast Eliminator at the Kia Oval to secure their place in the final later this afternoon. Player of the match, Bears’ Issy Wong, top scored with 59 and bowled an impressive 4-19.
Yesterday evening, Bo Guttormsdottir-Frost, Coen Gilbert and Evan McPhillips led Team GB into the Closing Ceremony of the Skopje 2025 European Youth Olympic Festival (EYOF), marking the end of a six-day competition where Team GB returned 22 medals. Guttormsdottir-Frost and Gilbert carried the flag into the Jane Sandanski stadium in Skopje, while McPhillips led the
University of St Andrews undergraduate rower Sophia Issberner will represent Great Britain this weekend at the 2025 FISU World University Games in Germany. Sophia will compete in the Women’s Eight (W8+) rowing event in the Rhine-Ruhr region, with racing scheduled from 25-27 July. The final will take place on Sunday 27 July. Sophia’s selection marks
Black Ferns coaches Allan Bunting, Tony Christie, Steve Jackson, Dan Cron and Riki Flutey have selected 33 players to defend their title at the Women’s Rugby World Cup 2025 in England next month. The squad was announced by former Black Fern Honey Hireme-Smiler tonight in front of invited guests and whānau at a special event
The 32 Red Roses who have the honour of representing their country in the home 2025 Women’s Rugby World Cup have been confirmed. Head coach John Mitchell’s squad comprises 18 forwards and 14 backs, averaging an age of 26 and totalling a combined 1,374 international caps. Twenty-four of the group have previously competed at a World
Premiership Women’s Rugby has today announced two major fixtures for the 2025/26 season, ahead of the full fixture announcement next month. To coincide with the men’s Gallagher Prem fixture release, they have confirmed: Harlequins will face Bristol Bears as part of the ‘Big Game 17’ double-header on Saturday, December 20 at Allianz Stadium, Twickenham In the
India Women (318-5) beat England Women (305ao) by 13 runs. India Women secured a 13-run win over England at Banks Homes Riverside in Chester-le-Street to take the ODI series 2–1. England made a slow start with the ball after India chose to bat first. It was the switch up in pace from the home side’s
Premiership Women’s Rugby partners with eToro and launches the ‘eToro Try of the Week’ Award Premiership Women’s Rugby (PWR) is proud to announce an exciting new partnership with leading global trading and investing platform, eToro. Building on its sponsorship of Premiership Men’s Rugby, with whom they have partnered with since 2023, this new partnership with
With anticipation and exciting growing for London’s newest running event, the route has been revealed for the inaugural Saucony Run Shoreditch. The 10k, hosted by the organisers of the iconic Hackney Half Marathon, will see thousands of runners take on the new closed-road route through the vibrant streets of Shoreditch. The route, which will be
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