Hampshire (women) vs Surrey (women) The Blaze(women) – match 17 – League One – at the Utilita Bowl, West End, Southampton on Wednesday 29 April 2026 Third-placed Hants women knocked Surrey women from their top-of-table spot, bowling them out during their penultimate over. Each side arrived beefed-up with four England players, fresh from India’s IPL.
Lancashire (women) vs Yorkshire (women) – match 15 – League One – at Emirates Old Trafford, Manchester on Saturday 25 April 2026 Playing their first Roses match at the first opportunity since Yorks women joined ‘league one,’ both teams bowled each other out. Posting a defendable score Yorks women won with eight overs-to-spare. Key to
Essex vs (women) vs The Blaze (women) – match 13 – League One – at Ambassador Cruise Line Ground, Chelmsford on Saturday 25 April 2026 Both sides were equally keen to win, following their previous defeats. Earlier, Orla Prendergast – pictured was one of four Blaze bowlers who took two wickets each. Separately, Essex women’s
Somerset (women) vs Surrey (women) – match 16 – League One – at The Cooper Associates County Ground, Taunton on Saturday 25 April 2026 Somerset women chalked-up an unprecedented third straight-win already having beaten both ‘Roses’ rivals in their first two matches. Batting first in near-perfect conditions, Heather Knight top-scored with her first ‘league-one’ competition
Hampshire vs (women) vs Durham Cricket (women) – match 14 – League One – at the Utilita Bowl, Southampton on Saturday 25 April 2026 England seamer Lauren Bell – pictured chalked-up her second ‘list ‘A’ professional 5-fer [taking five wickets, conceding 22 runs] as Hants women ‘comprehensively’ beat Durham Cricket women on a fine sunny
Yorkshire (women) vs The Blaze(women) – match 12 – League One – at Leeds, Headingley Stadium on Saturday 18 April 2026 Yorkshire women bagged their first win-of-the-season, defeating The Blaze women, described by Jess Jonassen post-match as a ‘quality side.’ Highlight of Yorkshire women’s innings was 122-runs partnership between skipper Lauren Winfield-Hill – pictured (wearing
Essex (women) vs Warwickshire Bears (women) – match 9 – League One – at Ambassador Cruise Line Ground, Chelmsford on Saturday 18 April 2026 Warwickshire Bears women bagged their first win-of-the-season. Last season was one win apiece. Seeking their first win this season, Essex women came on the back of two defeats, losing out to Surrey
Lancashire (women) vs Somerset (women) – match 10 – League One – at Southport, Birkdale (Trafalgar Road) on Sunday 19 April 2026 Somerset women beat the Lancs (Red Roses) women – who were double-winners from last season – chasing-down their target score with four wickets to spare. Reflecting on an ‘entertaining’ match, commentators felt that
Surrey (women) vs Durham Cricket (women) – match 11 – League One – at The Kia Oval, Kennington – South London, on Saturday 18 April 2026 Remaining top-of-table, Surrey women bagged their third-straight win, beating Durham Cricket women inside forty overs in a ‘highly entertaining’ match full of ‘explosive’ cricket. At one stage, Durham Cricket
The Blaze (women) vs Lancashire (women) – match 7 – League One – at Trent Bridge, Nottingham on Wednesday 15 April 2026 Challenged to beat the defending champions before heavy rain arrived, The Blaze did well to exploit eight bowlers to bowl-out Lancs women for 223; with nine balls to spare. Emma Lamb [77runs (from
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