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Daisy Mullan Becomes 15th Hampshire Women Professional
Daisy Mullan Becomes 15th Hampshire Women Professional
All-rounder Daisy Mullan signs for Hampshire to complete the 2025 women’s squad
All-rounder Daisy Mullan signs for Hampshire and completes the women’s squad for the 2025 season.
Mullan, 22, was born in Bolton and has represented Lancashire and Thunder previously and went on loan to The Blaze in 2024. She has also played for Manchester Originals in The Hundred.
I’m really excited to play for Hampshire this summer, the team have made me feel so welcome over the winter. Utilita Bowl’s a fantastic place to call home, and I can’t wait to be fully fit to play under the Rose and Crown.
Daisy Mullan, Hampshire all-rounder
Mullan becomes Hampshire’s 15th professionally contracted women’s player and completes the squad with three England centrally contracted players (Lauren Bell, Maia Bouchier, and Freya Kemp) and two overseas players (Charli Knott and Ellyse Perry).
Daisy has made a strong impression with players and support staff since coming on board in March. We’ve seen enough in her character, application to improve and core technique as a batter/fielder to suggest she’s got a future in the pro game. We hope we can forge a strong enough relationship and support system to ensure that she fulfils her potential here at Hampshire.
Adam Carty, Regional Director of Women's Cricket
Mullan is currently injured with a broken foot with the aim of returning to full fitness in mid-May.
Hampshire Women currently sit fourth in the table of the Women’s Metro Bank One Day Cup, with two wins, one loss, and one tie from their first four matches.
The team are back in action at 10:30am on Wednesday 7 May against Durham at Arundel Castle.
Hampshire’s brand-new Women’s Season Ticket grants access to all of Hampshire Women’s home matches, including matches at outgrounds and Vitality Blast double-headers, plus the Women’s Metro Bank One Day Cup at Utilita Bowl on Sunday 21 September, for just £50.
For more information about our Women's Season Ticket, please visit the link below.
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