Hampshire women vs Durham Cricket women – (match 18) – at Arundel (The Castle Cricket Ground) on Wednesday 7 May 2025 (11h00) Hampshire picked up their first bonus point for their ‘convincing win’ without needing to chase down a huge score. Summing-up, commentators lauded Hampshire’s batters Charli Knott and Maia Bouchier who ‘stood firm,’ each
The Blaze vs Hampshire women – (match 16) – at Nottingham, Trent Bridge on Sunday 4 May 2025 (10h30) Summarising what became a one-sided match, Home team commentators Sam Dalling (Sports Journalist) with James Carr thought the ‘mainstay’ of Hampshire’s batting was Ella McCaughan who made top-score with 57 runs [from 77 balls)] ‘on the
Hampshire women vs Surrey women at Southampton (The Utilita Bowl Stadium) on Sunday 27 April 2025 (11h00) Previously, both teams met during their pre-season ‘dress rehearsal’ that Surrey narrowly won. New recruit Alice Monaghan retired undefeated with her bat. Most recently both teams historic first matches were decided by the final ball when Hampshire tied
Lancashire women vs Hampshire women – (match 9) at Southport, Birkdale (Trafalgar Road) on Wednesday 30 April 2025 (10h30) The hosts staged an impressive opening partnership of 185 between Eve Jones 107 runs (from 134 balls) and Emma Lamb: on a ‘batter’s wicket’ with ‘little on offer’ for bowlers. Once Emma Lamb departed, three batters
Warwickshire women vs Hampshire women at Birmingham, Edgbaston Stadium on Wednesday 23 April 2025 (10h30) Hampshire pulled-off an unlikely ‘last ball’ tie, as the Warwick skipper was ‘run-out’ with level scores. Last-wicket pair Georgia Davis and Hannah Baker took scores level with one ball left, but Georgia Davis was’ run out’ when attempting the single
Metro Bank One Day Cup, Women’s (tournament for 50 overs) starts on 23 April Women’s fixtures for 2025 are listed below arranged by venue; *Arundel, Arundel Castle Cricket Ground Ground Wednesday, 7 May @10h30: Hampshire vs Durham – (match 18); Monday 19 May @10h30: Hampshire vs Warwickshire – (match 30); Saturday 13 September @10h30: Hampshire
Hampshire announce a 13-player strong Academy for 2024-25 The Academy sees eight players join for the first time, with five players retained 14 new players join the Emerging Player Programme (EPP) with a total of 28 players involved Hampshire Women have announced a 13-player strong Academy for 2024-25. Fast bowler Caitlin Chissell, all-rounder Talitha Stanley,
Pace bowlers Poppy Tulloch and Daisy Gibb both sign for Hampshire having graduated from the Academy Tulloch played in the 2024 school games where she took four wickets and scored 49 runs Gibb claimed ten wickets for the Academy and eight wickets for the Vipers Second XI in 2024 Academy fast bowlers Poppy Tulloch and
Ava Lee, Abi Norgrove, and Megan Sturge all sign on for Hampshire All three are products of the Academy and made senior appearances for Southern Vipers Spinner Lee and batter Norgrove have both represented England U19s Sturge is an up-and-coming all-rounder who can also keep wicket Academy graduates Ava Lee, Abi Norgrove, and Megan Sturge
Lauren Bell, Maia Bouchier and Freya Kemp awarded central contracts by ECB Bell given two-year contract, with Bouchier and Kemp awarded one-year deal Three Hampshire Cricket players have been awarded central contracts by the ECB (England & Wales Cricket Board). Included in the ECB’s updated England Women’s Central Contract list are Lauren Bell, Maia Bouchier
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