Essex (women) vs The Blaze – (match 54) at The Ambassador Cruise Line Ground Chelmsford, on Saturday 13 September 2025 The Blaze’s win booked their home semi-final at Trent Bridge. Blaze bowled-out Essex women for 211 and ensured they were ahead on Duckworth-Lewis-Stern when batting through at least five overs before rain intervened. On the
Hampshire (women) vs Lancashire (women) – (match 55) at The Castle Cricket Ground, Arundel, on Saturday 13 September 2025 Hampshire women’s skipper Georgia Adams – pictured can look forward to a semi-final match with home-team advantage on Wednesday 17 September, versus Surrey women: (‘their opponents’ mis-reported elsewhere as ‘either Lancs or The Blaze’.) Speaking to
The Blaze vs Durham Cricket (women) – league one, match 49 – at Trent Bridge on Tuesday 9 September 2025 10h30 Battling to keep semi-finals qualification chances alive, Durham Cricket women posted 250, with season’s best contribution from Mady Villiers [79 runs (from 88 balls)] who made top score; also with ‘fifty’ from Emily Windsor [54 from
Lancashire (women) vs Warwickshire (women) – league one, match 51 – at Sale Cricket Club (Lancs) on Wednesday 10 September 2025 ‘Superb victory’ for Lancashire women, moving them forward toward semi-finals qualification. Batting first, Warwickshire women posted shy of 300, with ‘fifty’ from Abbey Freeborn [60runs (from 86 balls.] Lancs women’s reply was promptly interrupted
Essex women vs Hampshire women – league one, match 41 – at the Ambassador Cruise Line Ground, Chelmsford (Essex) on Thursday 4 September 2025 with delayed start 15h30 Billed by commentators as ‘bottom (8th) versus top (1st),’ Hampshire women narrowly beat Essex in a run-a-ball match, reduced to 17 overs per innings ‘with slippery outfield’ and
Glamorgan women vs Steelbacks women (League two, match 46) at Sophia Gardens Cardiff on 6 September 2025 at 10h30 Glamorgan women made a ‘dominant performance’ after early match advantage oscillated between both teams. Previously, adverse weather took control when both teams met for their semi-final ‘dress-rehearsal’ (on 30 Aug – match 42.) On the day,
Cricket fans can already start planning their 2026 summer with confirmation of the dates for next season’s men’s and women’s Vitality Blast Finals Days. Following the success of the first-ever Vitality Blast Women’s Finals Day earlier this season, the Kia Oval will again stage the showpiece event on Friday 17 July 2026. A day later
Somerset (women) vs The Blaze – league one, match 46 – at Taunton Vale Sports Club, Taunton (Somerset) on Sunday on 7 September 2025 at 13h15 late start The Blaze made certain of semi-finals qualification, having ‘out-played’ Somerset women ‘in all departments’ by a ‘convincing margin’ for a bonus point. Adverse weather reduced the match
Hampshire (women) vs Somerset (women) – league one, match 50 – at The Utilita Bowl Stadium Southampton (Hants) on Wednesday 10 September 2025 Hampshire women remain top-of-table with 43 points-to-date, certain of their semi-final place on 17 September. Play was called-off without a solitary ball bowled, at 14h19. Result: Match abandoned *Scorecard with video highlights,
The International Cricket Council (ICC) today announced a landmark moment in the history of the sport: an all-female Emirates ICC Panel of Match Officials will oversee the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2025. This marks the first time in tournament history that a Women’s Cricket World Cup will be officiated entirely by women, a feat
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