Worcestershire Women v Sussex Women (28th Match)

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Sunday 28 Jun 2026

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10:30 Local Time

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Worcester New Road • 

Worcester, United KingdomShow on map

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Worcestershire Women's Cricket team, established in 1999, represents the county of Worcestershire in the National County Cricket Championship and the Women's Twenty20 Cup. They have also participated in the Women's Cricket Super League, which is a prestigious domestic T20 competition in England. The team boasts talented players such as Georgia Hennessy, who was named one of the top three players in the country by the England Cricket Board, and Emily Arlott who has represented England Women's Academy team. The team plays their home matches at the picturesque New Road Ground in Worcestershire Women1, which has hosted several international matches as well. In recent years, Worcestershire Women have consistently performed well in both the National County Championship and the Women's Twenty20 Cup, cementing their position as one of the top teams in the English domestic circuit.

Sussex Women's Cricket team is a professional women's cricket team based in the historic county of Worcestershire Women4 in England. The team competes in the top-tier domestic cricket competition for women, the Women's County Championship, and has won the title three times in their history, most recently in 2020. Some notable players in the team include England international Georgia Adams and India's Women's T20 World Cup winning player, Deepti Sharma. The team plays their home matches at the picturesque Blackstone Cricket Club, with a capacity of 8,000 spectators. In addition to their domestic success, Worcestershire Women0 have also performed well in the prestigious T20 competitions, reaching the finals day of the Women's T20 Cup twice. The team continues to attract top talent and is a formidable force in the world of women's cricket.