Surrey Stars form a team of jewels for the Kia Super League
Surrey Stars will kick off their campaign when they face Yorkshire Diamonds who also has a pretty solid team.
The Surrey Stars have prepared a team that is filled with immense talent for the Kia Super League. The team is undoubtedly the best in the league and will be captained by Tammy Beaumont who earned the Player of the Tournament award in the Recently concluded ICC Women’s World Cup. She will be joined by teammates Laura Marsh, Alex Hartley and Natalie Sciver making the team a formidable force.
To add to that Indian star batsman Harmanpreet Kaur who played a rampant 171 run inning in the semi final of the World Cup will also be a part of the 15 player squad for the five group stage matches. Another notable name in the team is South Africa’s Marizanne Kapp who also has a tournament to remember. Both Harmanpreet and Kapp were a part of the ICC World Cup XI that was released recently by the board.
The schedule:
Surrey Stars will kick off their campaign when they face Yorkshire Diamonds who also has a pretty solid team. The team consists of Lauren Winfield, Katherine Brunt and Jenny Gunn who are renowned players in the women’s circuit. The match will be played on 13th August which is a Sunday.
After completing their battle against the Diamonds, the team will take on Lancashire Thunder which has players like Danielle Hazell, Sarah Taylor and Kate Cross in their ranks. After that, the team faces The Southern Vipers and Western Storm respectively. They will play their final group match against Loughborough Lightning on 26th August.
The end of the Group stages will see the top team book a berth in the final directly whereas the 2nd and the 3rd ranked team will lock horns in the semifinal.
“After the incredible drama and excitement of the ICC Women’s World Cup, we’re all set for the second year of the Kia Super League to be the next stage of a transformational summer for women’s cricket in this country.” said ECB Director of England Women’s Cricket Clare Connor
“Attendances at last year’s KSL surpassed our expectations and the standard of cricket was extremely high. I’m sure we’ll see even larger crowds and yet more stunning performances when the competition gets underway on 10 August.” she concluded.
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