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Durham Women
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mackembhoy
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Hope the whole venture is a massive success for womens cricket in not just the region but country.
We as a club really need it to be a success.
Please a few there's a separate twitter now at least
We as a club really need it to be a success.
Please a few there's a separate twitter now at least
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If you look at their new page the girls seem to be enjoying it at the club with their comments
I didn't watch all the video to see why but they were visiting that football ground north of the Tyne today.
DiscopantsSoL
Midfield
Just seen the video of them being paraded at St James Park today. Disgusting........only 11,000 there like so no real point. Most wont even know where County Durham is.
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Brett
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Don't get this, isn't the main runour that PIF want to run a hundred team from Durham.
Sillypoint
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yep and what's easier than buying a franchise that exists for only 50% of it, buy into the club that has no member say so, who are apparently first cab off the rank for another team
T20 Women's County Cup draw
Round One (Monday, 5 May)Lincolnshire v Cheshire
Staffordshire v Cumbria
Northumberland ā BYE
Yorkshire v Derbyshire Falcons
Leicestershire Foxes ā BYE
Shropshire v Norfolk
Cambridgeshire v Herefordshire
Northamptonshire Steelbacks v Worcestershire Rapids
Sussex Sharks v Buckinghamshire
Suffolk ā BYE
Hertfordshire v Bedfordshire & Huntingdonshire
Middlesex v Kent
Cornwall v Berkshire
Wiltshire v Oxfordshire
Dorset v Devon
Glamorgan v Gloucestershire
Round Two (Saturday, 10 May)
Match 17: Yorkshire or Derbyshire Falcons v Staffordshire or Cumbria
Match 18: Leicestershire Foxes v Lincolnshire or Cheshire
Match 19: Shropshire or Norfolk v Northamptonshire Steelbacks or Worcestershire Rapids
Match 20: Northumberland v Cambridgeshire or Herefordshire
Match 21: Glamorgan or Gloucestershire v Sussex Sharks or Buckinghamshire
Match 22: Cornwall or Berkshire v Middlesex or Kent
Match 23: Wiltshire or Oxfordshire v Hertfordshire or Bedfordshire & Huntingdonshire
Match 24: Devon or Dorset v Suffolk
Round Three (Saturday, 17 May)
Match 25: Surrey v Hampshire Hawks
Match 26: Winner of Match 24 v Bears
Match 27: Winner of Match 19 v Winner of Match 18
Match 28: Winner of Match 21 v Lancashire Thunder
Match 29: Winner of Match 17 v Essex
Match 30: Winner of Match 23 v The Blaze
Match 31: Winner of Match 20 v Winner of Match 22
Match 32: Somerset v Durham
Quarter-finals (Saturday, 24 May)
Match 33: Winner of Match 25 v Winner of Match 32
Match 34: Winner of Match 31 v Winner of Match 30
Match 35: Winner of Match 27 v Winner of Match 28
Match 36: Winner of Match 29 v Winner of Match 26
Finals Day (Monday, 26 May - Taunton)
Match 37: Semi-Final 1: Winner of Match 35 v Winner of Match 34
Match 38: Semi-Final 2: Winner of Match 36 v Winner of Match 33
Match 39: Vitality T20 Womenās County Cup Final
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Aww with her broken thumb
mosi
Winger
Had a good chat with her at the Christmas lunch yesterday. Seems a thoroughly decent sort and is delighted to be at Durham
She's class aint she, always in Gibbo's videosHad a good chat with her at the Christmas lunch yesterday. Seems a thoroughly decent sort and is delighted to be at Durham
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Following Durham Womenās tour of Zimbabwe, Hollie Armitageās side will play three friendlies to complete pre-season preparations ahead of the 2025 season.
Durham Women will take on Warwickshire at Edgbaston on Thursday April 10 in a behind closed doors fixture.
The side will return to the north east to conclude pre-season, hosting Lancashire at Ropery Lane on Monday 14th April before facing Durham University at the Racecourse Ground on 17th April.
All three fixtures will be 50 overs per side, kicking off at 10:30am.
Further details on both fixtures at Ropery Lane and the Racecourse will follow in due course.
Durham Women will take on Warwickshire at Edgbaston on Thursday April 10 in a behind closed doors fixture.
The side will return to the north east to conclude pre-season, hosting Lancashire at Ropery Lane on Monday 14th April before facing Durham University at the Racecourse Ground on 17th April.
All three fixtures will be 50 overs per side, kicking off at 10:30am.
Further details on both fixtures at Ropery Lane and the Racecourse will follow in due course.
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