Final Results Results listed by venue, including Quarter-finals (22 August 2026) Semi-finals (29 August 2026) and finals (29 August 2026) *1st Central County Ground Hove (Sussex) Norfolk (women) 84/1 beat Sussex Sharks Cricket (women) 83/6 ‘All out’ by five wickets – on 26 April (Round one, match 1); @url: https://live.nvplay.com/ecb/?tab=m_scorecard#c5d2b8b8d-ccf0-4f5c-b204-f8b59c987f9f_mc5520000-6664-a623-327a-08de31d157a4 *Ascott Park Cricket Club, Ascott
Results from previous rounds listed by venue, including Quarter-final results (marked in bold); and up-coming ‘finals day’ fixtures – August 2026 *1st Central County Ground Hove (Sussex) Norfolk (women) 84/1 beat Sussex Sharks Cricket (women) 83/6 ‘All out’ by five wickets – (round one, match 1); Scorecard courtesy of ECB via nv play @url: https://live.nvplay.com/ecb/?tab=m_summary#c5d2b8b8d-ccf0-4f5c-b204-f8b59c987f9f_mc5520000-6664-a623-327a-08de31d157a4
Women’s Vitality Blast (2026): top-ten batters strike-rates ‘sr’ at group-stage from ‘league one’ *History was made when Laura Harris – pictured scored the fastest competition ‘fifty’ for Surrey women from fifteen balls, on July 8. *For new readers, understanding a batter’s impact is not a case of simply taking those who slogged the most runs
Hampshire Hawks (women) vs Durham Cricket (women) (match 56, league one – semi final 2) at The Kia Oval, Kennington South London on 17 July 2026 Low scoring thriller (semi-final between first and fourth-placed teams) with tense ending, sending Durham Cricket women ‘heading for the final’ against The Blaze (winners of the other semi-final.)
‘Vitality blast’ Cricket Tournament (for 20 overs) played between 22 May and 17 July 2026. Women’s ‘league one’ results are listed below, arranged by venue:- *Blackpool, Stanley Park (Lancs) 9 June Hampshire Hawks (women) 126/5 beat Lancashire Thunder (women) 123/8 by five wickets (match 27) @url: http://4theloveofsport.co.uk/2026/06/26/vitality-blast-women-t20-league-one-match-27-2/ 28 June: Warwickshire Bears (women) 160/9 beat Lancashire Thunder
Surrey (women) vs Hampshire Hawks (women) (match 53, league one – ‘double-header’ fixture) at The Kia Oval, Surrey on 12 July 2026 Surrey women’s ‘impressive performance’ cemented their qualification for finals day to play whichever team finished in second-or-third place. Finishing top-of-table, Hawks play fourth. Batting first, Hawks made a ‘remarkable start,’ recovering from 14/5
Warwickshire Bears (women) vs Hampshire Hawks (women) (match 50, league one – ‘double-header’ fixture) at Edgbaston Stadium Birmingham on 10 July 2026 Winning a one-sided match, Hawks women became ‘unstoppable;’ and were ‘under no pressure’ to win – having cemented their qualification for ‘finals day,’ even before the first ball was bowled. Host commentators
Vitality 20ov *Hampshire Hawks (women) vs The Blaze (women) (match 45, league one – ‘stand-alone’ fixture) at Utilita Bowl Southampton on 8 July 2026 Semi-final dress-rehearsal, in which Hawks remained unbeaten at home for the entire group-stage and confirmed their place top-of-table for up-coming Finals day on 17 July. Hawks looking play whoever finishes fourth –
Hampshire Hawks (women) vs Lancashire Thunder (women) (match 32, league one – ‘double-header’ fixture) at the Southampton Utilita Bowl, on 5 July 2026 Hawks booked their ‘finals day’ place, restored to ‘top-of-table’ after after bowling-out Thunder for a barely defendable score. Thunders’ best batters Emma Lamb [30runs(from26 balls)] mounted a face-saving fifth wicket partnership
Hampshire Hawks (women) vs Yorkshire (White Rose) (women) (match 28, league one – ‘stand-alone’ fixture) at the Southampton Utilita Bowl, on 26 June 2026 Played in challenging conditions, Hawks womens’ openers scored at ten runs-per-over without loss, during their power-play. White Rose women ‘came back impressively.’ Liv Thomas accounted for both openers wickets, catching top-scorer
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