Glamorgan Women v Derbyshire Women (5th Match)

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Saturday 23 May 2026

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Sophia Gardens • 

Cardiff, United KingdomShow on map

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Glamorgan Women's Cricket Team is one of the top-performing teams in the women's cricket circuit. The team competes in the Women's County Championship and has achieved great success in recent years, finishing in the top three of the competition multiple times. Furthermore, the team has also won the T20 Cup in 2019, showcasing their talent and determination. They have a strong roster of skilled players who have represented the Welsh national team, including Sophie Luff and Kiran Carlson. The team plays their home matches at the Sophia Gardens in Cardiff, which has a capacity of over 15,000 spectators. This iconic stadium has hosted numerous international and domestic matches and provides a fantastic setting for Glamorgan Women's matches. With their impressive track record and talented players, Glamorgan Women's Cricket Team is one to watch out for in the upcoming seasons.

Derbyshire Women's Cricket team is a prominent force in the world of women's cricket. The team has been participating in the Women's County Championship, the premier domestic women's cricket competition in England, since 1999. They have also played in the Women's Twenty20 Cup, competing against other top teams from around the country. The team has produced talented players, including current England international players such as Natasha Farrant and Sarah Glenn. The team's home ground is the Derbyshire County Cricket Ground, an iconic stadium with a capacity of over 9,500. In addition to their impressive record in competitions, the Derbyshire Women's Cricket team has also received several accolades, including winning the Women's County Championship in 2011. Their dedicated players, under the leadership of captain, Lauren Winfield-Hill, continue to make the team a formidable contender in women's cricket.