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The Blaze cement top-three spot after overcoming Somerset

Half-centuries from Maddy Green, Kathryn Bryce and Georgia Elwiss helped The Blaze chase down 305 to win with an over to spare at Loughborough

Beckenham thriller shows English women's cricket at its best

NICK FRIEND AT BECKENHAM: Alice Capsey and Amy Jones lit up a tie between Surrey and The Blaze, which saw 692 runs and highlighted the value both of Project Darwin and Charlotte Edwards' insistence that England's best players represent their counties

Taunton developing into an unhappy hunting ground for Somerset

OSCAR RESS AT TAUNTON: The hosts have now lost all three of their matches at Taunton, and this was perhaps their most egregious as they handed Hampshire several soft wickets on the way to falling 31 runs short of chasing 214

Lauren Bell: "I'm loving that Charlotte's come in and let us play"

OSCAR RESS: The England seamer has already played as many games for Hampshire this season as she did for Southern Vipers during the whole of last season and has helped them make an excellent start to the One-Day Cup

Hampshire's spinners thrive on slow Arundel surface

OSCAR RESS AT ARUNDEL: The hosts' frontline spinners, Linsey Smith and Bex Tyson, combined for two wickets at a run rate of 2.7 over 20 overs to help restrict Durham to just 190 for 8, which Hampshire chased down with ease

Grace Scrivens displays England credentials before losing battle of the opener-captains

JAMES COYNE AT LOUGHBOROUGH: Scrivens showed superb temperament to carry her bat for an unbeaten 120, but The Blaze’s collection of international players, highlighted by Tammy Beaumont's 116 not out, won the day

The Blaze brains trust fights off Bears

MELINDA FARRELL AT EGDBASTON: Kathryn Bryce's five-wicket haul helped turn a contest which looked set to be won by the hosts, the way of the visitors

Surrey's England stars impress in front of Charlotte Edwards

OSCAR RESS AT BECKENHAM: There were half-centuries for Alice Capsey and Sophia Dunkley during their 155-run partnership before Ryana MacDonald-Gay took Durham's first three wickets as Surrey ended their winless start to the season

Yorkshire tier-two defeat shows depth beneath women's top flight

NICK FRIEND: Worcestershire caused the surprise of Project Darwin's opening round by beating Yorkshire, overwhelming favourites to dominate the second tier ahead of their move upwards in 2026

Project Darwin burns slowly in Beckenham chill before igniting for epic finale

NICK FRIEND AT BECKENHAM: It was fitting in a way that Amanda-Jade Wellington, an Australian overseas player, should make the difference for Somerset, a prime example of the depth that Project Darwin hopes to create

Shared frailties set up thrilling opener between Hampshire and Warwickshire

OSCAR RESS AT EDGBASTON: Maia Bouchier's direct hit on the final ball of the match to run Warwickshire captain Georgia Davis out with the scores level meant the team's opening One-Day Cup match ended in a dramatic tie

Katie George: "The day that I don't want to bowl quick is the day I retire"

NICK FRIEND - INTERVIEW: George's call-up by England for the tour of Ireland last September was a significant, full-circle moment for a player who grew up on a central contract, only to be simultaneously consumed by injury