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Key winter moves: Australia wicketkeeper/batter Georgie Redmayne has been signed and will bring valuable experience and nous to a squad which is highly talented but still relatively young and inexperienced.
The big question: Can Warwickshire’s squad cope with injuries to key personnel which will affect them in the group stage? Katie George (adductor) and Davina Perrin (hamstring), two integral members of the first-choice top order, will miss at least the early group games. With Issy Wong and Em Arlott away on England duty, the Bears’ squad depth will be tested.
Wildcard watch: Meg Austin – an aggressive top-order batter who scores quickly with a range of strokes, the 21-year-old from Staffordshire is a ‘proper’ batter who can also improvise. Quick between the wickets, she is capable of delivering exciting, match-turning innings.
Final thought: The Bears did brilliantly to finish as runners-up in the Blast last year. They finished third in the group stage to reach Finals Day, at which they beat much-fancied Blaze in the semi before losing to Surrey in the final. To have done all that has raised expectations among their supporters this time round; can the Bears rise to the challenge of higher expectations…as successful teams must do?
Head-to-Head:
Hampshire Hawks Women’s record in T20 matches v Warwickshire:
Played
Won
Tied
Lost
No Result
2
0
0
2
0
Recent meetings:
July 13 2025 | Utilita Bowl | Warwickshire won by 16 runs
June 15 2025 | Edgbaston | Warwickshire won by 13 runs
Tickets
Tickets for Hampshire Hawks Women’s match against Warwickshire Bears are available here.
Coverage
The match will be live streamed on the Hampshire Cricket YouTube channel.
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