Cricket Scotland: Women’s Squad announce for Netherlands Tri-series
Scotland Women’s Squad Netherlands Tri-series: The Scotland Women’s squad for July’s Tri-Series with the Netherlands and Thailand has been confirmed today, with two players poised to head on their first senior international tours.
Cricket Scotland: There’s a first call-up for Chloe Abel :-
There’s a first call-up for Chloe Abel, who hails from Tasmania and has been a member of the Hobart Hurricanes squad. Chloe was recently awarded a cap by Middlesex and qualifies to play for Scotland through her mother.
18-year-old Darcey Carter receiving a first senior call-up :-
Also receiving a first senior call-up is 18-year-old Darcey Carter of South East Stars, who made a significant impact with the Scotland U19 squad during their appearance at the inaugural Women’s U19 World Cup in South Africa earlier this year.
Cricket Scotland: Scotland depart for the Netherlands on July 9 :-
Scotland depart for the Netherlands on July 9, and are scheduled to play four T20 internationals across six days at Kampong CC. The Scots begin with a game against Thailand on Monday July 10, followed by back-to-back matches on Wednesday July 12 and Thursday July 13 against the Netherlands and Thailand respectively. The tour concludes with a final fixture against the Netherlands on Saturday July 15.
Kathryn and Sarah available for final 2 matches :-
Squad captain Kathryn Bryce and vice-captain Sarah Bryce will both be available for the final two matches only, due to a scheduling clash with their English domestic commitments during the earlier part of the tour. Katherine Fraser will captain the side for the first two matches, assisted by Abtaha Maqsood as vice-captain.
Scotland Women’s Squad :-
- Kathryn Bryce (captain)
- Chloe Abel
- Olivia Bell
- Sarah Bryce
- Darcey Carter
- Priyanaz Chatterji
- Katherine Fraser
- Samantha Haggo
- Lorna Jack
- Ailsa Lister
- Abtaha Maqsood
- Megan McColl
- Hannah Rainey
- Rachel Slater
- Ellen Watson
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