World Cups are always special, they give every cricketer a chance to test themselves on the biggest stage, and every team the opportunity to show how far they’ve come. For us, as the Pakistan women’s team, this ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup is about playing good cricket, competing hard, and making our country proud. Our
Metro Bank One Day Cup, Women’s (tournament for 50 overs) Women’s ‘League One’ results by venue for 2025 *Arundel, Castle Cricket Ground (hosted by Hants) 7 May, Hampshire women 193/3 beat Durham Cricket women 190/8 by seven wickets –match 18;@url: http://4theloveofsport.co.uk/2025/05/10/metro-bank-one-day-cup-league-one-match-18/ 19 May, Hampshire women 246/7 beat Warwickshire women 243/7 by three wickets –match 30;@url: http://4theloveofsport.co.uk/2025/05/21/metro-bank-one-day-cup-league-one-match-30/
Vitality T20 Women’s County Cup (tournament for 20 overs) results by venue for 2025 *Allscott Cricket Ground (Salop) May 5, Shropshire women 147/7 beat Norfolk women 101/7 by 46 runs; round 1@url: https://live.nvplay.com/ecb/?tab=m_scorecard#med666783-8d4c-4a92-a3d6-ef20bed89b64 *Beckenham, Kent County Ground (Hosted by Surrey) May 17, Surrey women 237/7 beat Hampshire Hawks women 180/9 by 57 runs; round 3
Surrey (women) vs Essex (women) – league one, match 52 – at the County Ground, Beckenham (Kent) on Wednesday 10 September 2025 Surrey women came close to booking their semi-final place, until rain arrived with five overs remaining and no further play was possible. Thought to be in a ‘commanding position’ but denied by adverse weather,
We are preparing to play our second ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup which we are sure will be a great tournament. We are super excited and hopeful, and we want to make it count for us this time. Our first experience of playing an ODI World Cup three years ago in New Zealand was an
The Blaze (women) vs Lancashire (women) – league one, match 57 – at Trent Bridge Nottingham, on Tuesday 16 September 2025 Lancashire Women triumphed over The Blaze, in the absence of three players missing from both sides for England call-up. Lancs womens’ skipper Ellie Threlkeld – pictured wearing ‘England A’ [92runs (from 108 balls)] partnered by Ailsa
Somerset all rounder, Amelie Munday will leave the Club this winter. The 22-year-old all-rounder worked her way through the Middlesex Pathway system before making her List A and T20 debuts for Hertfordshire in 2019. Her Middlesex debut came in 2021. The following year she joined the Western Storm Academy and made her first appearance for
Celebrating the power, unity and unstoppable spirit of women’s cricket, the International Cricket Council (ICC) today launched the official event song titled ‘Bring it Home’ for the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2025, as excitement continues to build ahead of the much-anticipated tournament. Performed by acclaimed Indian singer Shreya Ghoshal, the song is a high-energy
Hampshire (women) vs Surrey (women) – league one, match 58 – at The Utilita Bowl Stadium Southampton, on Wednesday 17 September 2025 .. floodlights Victorious Hampshire women made a ‘fine performance’ in ‘miserable weather’ to qualify for the inaugural ‘Metro Bank’ One Day Cup final at home to Lancs women on Sunday 21st. Commentators lauded both sides
Laura Jackson is set to leave Somerset at the conclusion of the 2025 season. The 27-year-old signed a season-long contract with the Club in January following a successful trial. During 2025, she represented Somerset on six occasions in List A cricket, taking five wickets with a best of two for 12 in Somerset’s victory over
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