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Southern Vipers Overseas Roundup: Winning All Over The World
Southern Vipers Overseas Roundup: Winning All Over The World
Vipers starred on two continents with two half centuries and three wins
Our Vipers overseas were back in grade cricket action after the conclusion of the Women’s National Cricket League, with Tasmania defeating Queensland in the final at Hobart.
Charli Knott made a blistering 73 from 61 as Queensland posted 248-7 in their 50 overs, but an unbeaten century from Player of the Tournament, Nicola Carey, saw Tasmania chase their target down with 14 balls remaining.
Rhianna Southby starred with the bat in eliminator match in the Victorian Premier League for Box Hill CC.
Home side Prahran CC scored 226-8, with Southby taking a catch to remove opener Mia Perrin for 57, before top scoring with 62, her first half-century for Box Hill.
Unfortunately, the visitors couldn’t get over the line and were bowled out 30 runs shy of victory.
After her stint with New South Wales, Georgia Adams returned to Manly Warringah and helped her side complete a resounding victory of Campbelltown Camden.
The Vipers’ captain conceded just 16 runs from eight overs, four of which were maidens, as Campbelltown Camden were skittled for 125, before Sunrisers’ Saskia Horley and Manly captain Lauren Kua both scored fifties to see the home side over the line with Adams not needing to bat.
The win sees Manly Warringah into the semi final of the NSW Premier League where they take on Sydney on Sunday 3rd March.
Out in the WPL, Charlotte Edwards’ Mumbai Indians started the competition with back-to-back wins, defeating last year’s runners-up Delhi Capitals in a final ball thriller before a more comfortable victory against Gujarat Giants, with former Viper Amelia Kerr picking up 4-17 with the ball and 31 runs with the bat.
Southern Vipers tickets are now on sale, including two double header matches at Utilita Bowl alongside Hampshire Hawks!
The regional double champions play five times at Utilita Bowl in 2024, with trips across the south to Wormsley, Newbury, Arundel, and Hove.
Southern Vipers kick off their Rachael Heyhoe Flint Trophy and Charlotte Edwards Cup title defences on 20th April and 18th May respectively.
Utilita Bowl hosts five Vipers matches, including two double headers with Hampshire Hawks on Thursday 30 May and Friday 14 June.
The Vipers also return to three outgrounds in Wormsley, Arundel Castle, and Falkland CC, along with two trips to the 1st Central County Ground in 2024.
To the Southern Vipers' full fixture list, visit the link below.
Memberships for 2024 are on sale, from the discounted Early Bird price of £180 for a standard membership, whilst junior and young adult memberships start at only £25.
A Hampshire Cricket Membership provides the chance to be part of the Hampshire Cricket family and incorporates a whole host of exciting benefits for 2024, including free entry to all Southern Vipers matches at Utilita Bowl.
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