Warwickshire (women) vs Essex (women) – league one, match 48 – at the Edgbaston Foundation Ground (Portland Road) Birmingham on Sunday on 7 September 2025 Rare (second victory this season from 12 matches) for Essex women, scoring at least one-run-per-ball and narrowly winning despite adverse weather. Earlier this season, Essex lost to Warwicks by a wide
Surrey (women) vs Lancashire (women) – league one, match 47) – at the County Ground, Beckenham (Kent) on Sunday on 7 September 2025 at 10h30 Second-placed Lancs women arrived beefed-up with recent signing Gaby Lewis (Republic Of Ireland skipper) to ‘keep up the pressure’ on their nearest rivals. Surrey women lost early wickets until Kalea Moore
Flagship campaign celebrates the journey of resilience, belief and transformation that defines women’s cricket The general window for ticket sales is now open at Tickets.cricketworldcup.com The International Cricket Council today unveiled its flagship “Will to Win” campaign for the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2025 that gets underway three weeks from now. Built on the
Lancashire (women) vs Somerset (women) – League One match 42 – at Emirates Old Trafford, Manchester, on Thursday 4 September 2025 10h30 ‘Brilliant performance’ by Somerset women, winning despite adverse weather. Batting first, Lancs women recovered from their low power-play score (25/2); having added 100 runs from their last 20 overs. Lancs key partnership [between Kate
Derbyshire Falcons vs Sussex Sharks women (match 41, league two) at the Central Co-Op County Ground Derby on Saturday 30 August 2025 (10h30) Dead rubber, with insufficient points for either team to make progress beyond the competition’s group stage. Sharks women’s top-scorers Daisy Mullan – pictured wearing Lancs colours [82*not out (from 101 balls)] partnered
Leicestershire Foxes women vs Gloucestershire women – (match 44, league two) at the Upton Steel County Ground Leicester, on Saturday 30 August 2025 (10h30) Fifth-placed Gloucestershire women narrowly missed-out on a semi-final place, beating Leicestershire Foxes by a narrow margin. By comparison, Yorks women bagged bonus points for winning their match by a wide margin. Foxes womens
Warwickshire women vs Durham Cricket women – (League One, match 44) at Edgbaston Foundation Ground (Portland Road) Birmingham, on Thursday 4 September 2025 Play was called-off without a ball bowled, at 11h48 Result: Match abandoned *Scorecard with video highlights, courtesy of ECB via nv play at url: https://live.nvplay.com/ecb/?tab=m_summary#m0b683150-0236-442a-848b-965e5ddfb998 *BBC Sport @url: https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/cricket/scorecard/e-225560 & SKY Sports@url:
The Blaze vs Surrey women – League one, match 43 at Trent Bridge Nottingham, on Thursday 4 September 2025 delayed start 11h25 Following a late start, 12 overs were docked from each innings. Adverse weather returned and there was no result. Commentators: Sam Dowling with (unannounced) Kevin ‘Kev’ Hand (Sports journalist) The Blaze wearing orange
Glamorgan women vs Northamptonshire Steelbacks women (match 42, league two) at Sophia Gardens Cardiff, on Saturday 30 August 2025 (10h30) Rain-affected semi-final ‘dress-rehearsal’ that was washed-out mid-way, without result. Star batter Michaela Kirk [54 runs (from 71 balls) made top-score for Steelbacks women, with three Glamorgan womens’ bowlers taking two wickets each: Katy Cobb 2/18;
Middlesex women vs Worcestershire Rapids women – (match 45, league two) at Merchant Taylors’ School Ground, Sandy Lodge, Northwood on Saturday 30 August 2025 (10h30) Middlesex women chalked up their ninth straight win on a ‘tricky surface’ from nine matches played. Destined to play Yorks at home (Radlett CC), in the up-coming semi-finals, Skippered by
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