Here is a round up of the first Round of the Kia Super League 2018: Surrey Stars v Southern Vipers Amid a modest blare of trumpets the third and potentially last season on the Kia got under way at Southport, Taunton and Guildford. Attempts had been made to even up the playing strength of the
Western Storm can today exclusively reveal the return of three members of the squad who they hope will lead them to KIA Super League glory once again this season. The reigning champions have once again secured the services of Claire Nicholas, Lauren Parfitt and Danielle Gibson, all of whom play their cricket for Wales in
Lancashire Thunder is delighted to announce the signing of Nicole Bolton as an overseas player for this year’s Kia Super League (KSL), linking up with former Australia teammate and new Head Coach, Alex Blackwell. Perth-born Bolton has represented Australia 48 times across all three formats and was part of the Perth Scorchers side that finished
Western Storm have announce that Sophie Luff will be returning to help the 2018 KIA Super League Champions defend their title. The 24-year-year old was out in the middle when Stafanie Taylor hit the winning runs in last year’s KSL final against Southern Vipers and played a major role in the team’s success in 2017,
Western Storm can today exclusively reveal that Freya Davies will once again be lining up for the reigning Kia Super League Champions in 2018. Freya joins England trio Heather Knight, Anya Shrubsole and Fran Wilson plus Rachel Priest, Stafanie Taylor and Smriti Mandhana in this year’s Western Storm squad. The 22-year-old played an important role
Lancashire Thunder is delighted to announce that former Australian international Alex Blackwell has joined the backroom staff as a coach at Emirates Old Trafford ahead of the 2018 Kia Super League campaign. The batter from New South Wales will join Thunder following her retirement at the end of the recent Australian season. After making her
Western Storm will have a new look and a new website in 2018 as Heather Knight’s team look to defend their KIA Super League title. This years KIA Super League will be twice as big as it has been in the past two years, with all teams playing each other both home and away. In
ECB today announced the England player allocations for the third year of the Kia Super League with several of the ICC World Cup winning squad on the move. World Cup Player of the Tournament, Tammy Beaumont is one of the highest profile movers as she switches from Surrey Stars to last year’s beaten finalists Southern
Western Storm beat the Southern Vipers to win the Kia Super League 2017 final and immediately afterwards iconic captain Charlotte Edwards announced her retirement from Super League cricket. Here are all the results from the Kia Super League 2017 Thursday 10 August Southern Vipers v Western Storm – Vipers win by 9 wickets Friday 11
Senior players from all six Kia Super League teams travelled down to the 1st Central County Ground, Hove today (11 May) to celebrate the on-sale date for tickets for this year’s competition. England skipper Heather Knight (Western Storm) watched on as Tammy Beaumont (Surrey Stars), Georgia Elwiss (Loughborough Lightning), Danielle Hazell (Lancashire Thunder), Lauren Winfield (Yorkshire Diamonds) and Danni Wyatt (Southern Vipers) took part in a cricketing session alongside local kids from Mile Oak Primary
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