Hampshire (women) vs Lancashire (women) – league one, match 59 – final at The Utilita Bowl Stadium, Southampton on Sunday 21 September 2025 Lancashire Women made history before 2,536 spectators when collecting the inaugural competition trophy, beating Hants women by six wickets. POTM was International player Gaby Lewis who carried her bat [141*not out(from 143
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,
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
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
Lancashire (women) vs Warwickshire (women) – league one, match 51 – at Sale Cricket Club (Lancs) on Wednesday 10 September 2025 ‘Superb victory’ for Lancashire women, increasing their chance of semi-finals qualification. Batting first, Warwickshire women posted shy of 300, with ‘fifty’ from Abbey Freeborn [60runs (from 86 balls.] Lancs women’s reply was promptly interrupted
Durham Cricket (women) vs Hampshire (women)– league one, match 45 – at Banks Homes Riverside Chester-le-Street on Sunday on 7 September 2025 at 10h30 Hampshire women were said to have ‘out-played’ Durham Cricket women during a rain-affected match. DC top-scorer Hollie Armitage [88 runs (from 105 balls)] played a skipper’s innings. Hants skipper Georgia Adams took
Durham Cricket (women) vs Surrey – (match 53) at Chester-le-Street, Seat Unique Riverside on Saturday 13 September 2025 Victorious Surrey women posted shy of 300 runs, with strong batting performances: firstly, by Jemima Spence – pictured who scored her maiden ‘fifty’ [highest A-list score 68runs (from 63 balls)]; secondly, by Emma Jones [47(from 28 balls)]
Somerset (women) vs Warwickshire (women) at The Cooper Associates County Ground, Taunton (Somerset) on Saturday 13 September 2025 Commentators optimism that Somerset women could have sneaked through into fourth place to qualify for the semi-finals were dashed post-match by Surrey’s win, once weather cleared at Chester-le-Street. Against this background, Somerset women were highly motivated with
Essex (women) vs The Blaze – (match 54) at The Ambassador Cruise Line Ground Chelmsford, on Saturday 13 September 2025 The Blaze’s win booked their home semi-final at Trent Bridge. Blaze bowled-out Essex women for 211 and ensured they were ahead on Duckworth-Lewis-Stern when batting through at least five overs before rain intervened. On the
Hampshire (women) vs Lancashire (women) – (match 55) at The Castle Cricket Ground, Arundel, on Saturday 13 September 2025 Hampshire women’s skipper Georgia Adams – pictured can look forward to a semi-final match with home-team advantage on Wednesday 17 September, versus Surrey women: (‘their opponents’ mis-reported elsewhere as ‘either Lancs or The Blaze’.) Speaking to
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