Academy Duo Eve O'Neill And Shristi Patil Sign First Pro Contracts
Spin bowler Eve O’Neill and batter Shristi Patil have signed one-year professional contracts
Southern Vipers' Mary Taylor has been named as a non-travelling reserve for the 2023 U19 Women's T20 World Cup.
The inaugural Women's U19 World Cup takes place from 14th-29th January 2023, and will feature 11 full ICC members, plus five Associate nations - Indonesia, Rwanda, Scotland, the UAE, and the USA.
England will be in Group B alongside Pakistan, Zimbabwe, and Rwanda.
Taylor, who made her debut for the Vipers against South East Stars in the Rachael Heyhoe Flint Trophy eliminator, has been selected as a non-travelling reserve.
She will take full part in England's preparation and act as a stand-by player if a replacement is required.
England Women U19 World Cup Squad:
| Ellie Anderson (Central Sparks) | Ryana MacDonald-Gay (South East Stars) | Grace Scrivens (Sunrisers) |
| Hannah Baker (Central Sparks) | Emma Marlow (Northern Diamonds) | Sophia Smale (Western Storm) |
| Josie Groves (Lightning) | Charis Pavely (Central Sparks) | Seren Smale (Thunder) |
| Liberty Heap (Thunder) | Davina Perrin (Central Sparks) | Alexa Stonehouse (South East Stars) |
| Niamh Holland (Western Storm) | Lizzie Scott (Northern Diamonds) | Maddie Ward (Lightning) |
Non-Travelling Reserves:
Emily Churms (Central Sparks), Charlotte Lambert (South East Stars), Bethan Miles (South East Stars), Jemima Spence (South East Stars), Mary Taylor (Southern Vipers)
Spin bowler Eve O’Neill and batter Shristi Patil have signed one-year professional contracts
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