Women’s ‘The Hundred’ Cricket Tournament fixtures arranged by venue for Summer 2022 Birmingham, at Edgbaston Monday, 15 Aug (15h00) – Birmingham Phoenix W vs Trent Rockets W – match 7 Friday, 19 Aug (15h30) – Birmingham Phoenix W vs Northern Superchargers W – match 11 Sunday, 28 Aug (15h30) – Birmingham Phoenix W vs Manchester
Final: ‘Oval Invincibles Women’ v ‘Southern Brave’ at Lord’s on 21 August ‘Invincibles’ have made history becoming the first ‘The Hundred Women’s Champions.’ Player-turned-commentator Ebony Rainford Brent told viewers ‘it was the best ever game she’d seen in her entire life.’ A carbon copy of the Eliminator, ‘Invincibles’ crafted a barely defendable score, then turned
‘Please, Miss, what’s ‘second slip’? The child looked up at her headmistress. It was her first day at school. Miss Newchurch replied: ‘It is a position you adopt on the cricket field for the first time in an entire tournament. You read the situation, make a decision by instinct and alter the field to your
Eliminator: ‘Oval Invincibles Women’ v ‘Birmingham Phoenix’ at the Kia Oval on 20 August Receiving ‘Match Hero’ cap-and-medal, Tash Farrant was ‘super excited’ to reach tomorrow’s tournament final. Farrant added that (‘Invincibles’) ‘knew we didn’t get enough runs’ and ‘needed something special.’ Tash Farrant took 4 wickets for 10 runs from 19 balls; and goes top-of-the-board with
What a classic game at the Oval for the Eliminator! It’s strange how low-scoring games make for the greatest tension, the greatest excitement. On their home ground Invincibles scored far fewer runs than they would have wished. Georgia Adams and Dane van Niekerk both fell early to two of England’s crop of hopeful quicks, Emily
Three years ago I wrote: ‘The ECB is giving serious consideration to abandoning the Kia Super League after three seasons’ existence in favour of a much-debated 100-ball contest. The supposed advantages of the change include: pairing the women’s game off with the men’s; increased live coverage and a type of game better suited to the
‘Welsh Fire Women’ v ‘London Spirit,’ at Cardiff (Sophia Gardens) on 18 August Receiving ‘Hero-of-the-match,’ cap-and-medal Danielle Gibson told Rob Key that ‘Spirit’ put in a good bowling performance but ‘couldn’t quite do it’ with the bat. Also, it was ‘nice to get out (of the group stage) on a win’ Gibson more than matched
Northern Superchargers Women v Birmingham Phoenix at Leeds (Emerald Headingley) on 17 August Receiving her match hero cap-and-medal, Eve Jones was congratulated by Nasser Hussain, on her ‘fifty’ (from 39 balls) and also as 3rd highest tournament run-getter (233) Earlier, between innings, Eve Jones told Charles Dagnall she was ‘hopeful there were enough runs on the
Just before we reach the climax of the newest cricket competition, let’s have a look a fundamental decision the planners took, the eight franchises. Spoiler warning: I try in vain to find a defence of franchises in cricket. Last year the ECB announced eight new regional hubs to improve the organisation of women’s cricket in
Southern Brave Women v Oval Invincibles, at Southampton (Ageas Bowl) on 16 August Receiving her second ‘match hero’ cap-and-medal for scoring 58* not out, commentators congratulated Sophia Dunkley whose ‘good summer’ continues. Dunkley said it wasn’t her ‘prettiest of innings’ but it helped toward a defendable score. Dunkley hit 7 ‘fours’ and one ‘six:’ counter-balancing
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