Lancashire Thunder has announced that tickets for their clash against Surrey Stars at Emirates Old Trafford on Wednesday 16th August (2:30pm start) are available from just £10 for adults and £1 for juniors. This ticket will also give supporters access to the NatWest T20 Blast fixture that follows which sees Lancashire Lightning host the Worcestershire Rapids, starting at 6:30pm. Lancashire Thunder
Western Storm will be looking to make up for final day heartbreak in 2017 as the countdown to the new Kia Super League season begins. The Storm came within a whisker of winning the title last year only to be pipped in the final by Southern Vipers. There is an instant chance for revenge though
Kia Super League to be broadcast live on television and radio as 2017 competition schedule is unveiled Southern Vipers will get their Kia Super League title defence underway live on Sky Sports and BBC Radio this summer when they take on Western Storm at the Ageas Bowl on Thursday 10th August in the opening clash
Charlotte Edwards and her Southern Vipers are one win away from being crowned the first champions of the Kia Super League. The Vipers beat Loughborough Lightning by 59 runs in front of another four-figure crowd at the Ageas Bowl today to secure top spot in the final table, fired by a fine all-round performance by
England seamer Katherine Brunt took a hat-trick as the Yorkshire Diamonds brushed Lancashire Thunder aside to claim their first Kia Super League win. Brunt mopped up the Thunder tail as they were 71 all out in 15 overs following Alex Blackwell’s 59 which underpinned the Diamonds 166 for six at Emirates Old Trafford. Unfortunately, neither
Surrey Stars players got a bit of a boost yesterday when they welcomed England great, Alec Stewart to their training session. Stewart is a Surrey Cricket Club director and was happy to share some wise words with the players in advance of the Super League Series. Natalie Sciver will lead the Stars against the Southern Vipers, captained by
New Zealand right-arm seamer, Lea Tahuhu (pictured above), has signed to play for Surrey Stars in the inaugural edition of the Kia Super League (KSL), which gets underway this weekend. Tahuhu steps into Natalie Sciver’s Stars dressing room in place of Meg Lanning, after the Australian captain was ruled out from taking part in the
New Zealand all-rounder Amy Satterthwaite will take on the captaincy duties for Lancashire Thunder in the Kia Super League (KSL) this summer, after it was confirmed that Sarah Taylor will not play in the inaugural edition of the competition. The announcement follows the news in June that the 27-year-old wicket-keeper batsman is taking an indefinite
This summer will give sports fans in the North West the chance to watch the best female cricketers in the world play live. The Kia Super League launches at the end of July and ticket prices will ensure that everyone can come and join in the fun. Existing Lancashire County Cricket Club members and NatWest
Lancashire Thunder were delighted to have a session on Mind and Body from Opening Up Cricket, a local charity that promotes mental well-being and suicide prevention through cricket, with preparation for the inaugural Kia Super League season starting in July. Following an intensive day of physical fitness at the second training camp at Emirates Old
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