Yorkshire vs (White Rose) (women) vs Somerset (women) – match 60 – League One – at Headingley Leeds, on Thursday 03 September 2026 Somerset women’s fourth back-to-back win places them ‘in a stronger position’ to qualify in third-place for the up-coming Eliminator fixture. Commentators described an ‘absolute thriller’ that left Dr Jane Powell (Yorks
Warwickshire (Bears) (women) vs Essex (Eagles) (women) – match 59 – League One – at Edgbaston Stadium, Birmingham on Thursday 03 September 2026 Dead rubber marking a disappointing season for both teams with insufficient points to qualify beyond group-stage. Batting first on a ‘green outfield,’ Essex women mustered two substantive ‘fifty’ partnerships, firstly between
Durham Cricket (women) vs Hampshire (women) – match 57 – League One – at Banks Homes Riverside Chester-le-Street (Co Durham) on Thursday 03 September 2026 Hampshire women ‘cruised to victory’ gaining a significant boost to securing second-place in ‘group-stage’ standings, and can expect (ceteris paribus – all other things equal) to play their Eliminator ‘knockout’
Yorkshire (White Rose) (women) vs Surrey (women) – match 56 – League One – at Ampleforth College, North Yorkshire on Wednesday 26 August 2026 Surrey women batters always looked confident to win their run-chase, beefed-up by England returners. As was mentioned previously, White Rose women continue to struggle against spin bowling: (A) Suné Luus (guest
Somerset (women) vs Durham Cricket (women) – match 54 – League One – at The Cooper Associates County Ground, Taunton (Somerset) on Wednesday 26 August 2026 Somerset women leap-frogged into third-place (previously from joint-fifth) now with a game-in-hand after a convincing win. Both sides recovered similarly, after losing early wickets. Batting first, Durham Cricket
Hampshire (women) vs Lancashire (women) – match 53 – League One – at the Utilita Bowl Southampton (Hants) on Wednesday 26 August 2026 Lancashire women staged a ‘dominant’ performance as defending champions of last year’s women’s competition, chalking-up their third consecutive win – still with ‘much to do’ for Semi-final/Eliminator qualification. Played on the
Warwickshire (Bears) (women) vs The Blaze (women) – match 55 – League One – at Edgbaston Stadium, Birmingham on Wednesday 26 August 2026 Midlands derby won by the Blaze, competing as top-team for triple cups, having just achieved the double (at time of writing.) Batting first for Blaze, Tammy Beaumont second-wicket partnership with Kathryn Bryce
Warwickshire (Bears) (women) vs Yorkshire (White Rose) (women) – match 52 – League One – at Edgbaston Stadium, Birmingham on 19 August 2026 Having won a rain-affected match, Warwickshire women are well-poised to qualify for a semi-final place, closely challenged by Durham Cricket, Somerset and Surrey. Batting first, Meg Austin [94 runs (from 114 balls)
Surrey (women) vs Hampshire (women) – match 50 – League One – at Guildford, Woodbridge Road (Surrey) on 19 August 2026 Hants women booked their place in September’s semi-finals, with a resounding victory over Surrey women: who lie outside the qualification zone (in sixth-place, at time of writing.) Hants skipper Georgia Adams played a central
Essex (women) vs Somerset (women) – match 49 – League One – at The Ambassador Cruise Line Ground Chelmsford (Essex) Somerset women (pictured wearing their t20 colours) received a welcome boost to their qualification chances for the semi-finals (at time of writing lying in joint fifth-place.) Opener Bex Odgers [133*not out (from 124 runs)]; partnered
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