Cricket Ireland (CI) have announced that the Women’s Super series for the 2023 domestic season will take place from May 01st – September 17th, with competitions taking place in 50-overs and T20 formats and will be competed by the three (3) teams, namely Scorchers, Typhoons and Dragons. Ireland Women national squad are currently part of the ICC Women’s Championship (IWC) cycle for the next edition of ICC Women’s World Cup, and the Super Series will keep the players engaged in the 50-overs format in-between International series/matches in 2023.
All the three (3) teams will also have the services of two (2) overseas professionals in their squads for the competitions, and this provides an opportunity for domestic circuit players to play alongside known-names in the Women’s game.
Women’s Super Series 50-overs Squads
Scorchers: Gaby Lewis (Captain), Aimee Maguire, Anna Kerrison, Annabel Squires, Christina Coulter Reilly, Ellie McGee, Genevieve Morrissey, Hannah Little, Isabelle McLean, Jane Maguire, Jenny Sparrow, Julie McNally, Lara Maritz, Niamh MacNulty, Shauna Kavanagh, Siúin Woods, Polly Inglis, Mary-Anne Musonda and Sophie MacMahon
Typhoons: Rebecca Stokell (Captain), Alice Tector, Alice Walsh, Ava Canning, Celeste Raack, Freya Sargent, Georgina Dempsey, Jane Butterly, Joanna Loughran, Lara McBride, Laura Delany, Louise Little, Mary Waldron, Rebecca Gough, Sarah Forbes, Robyn Searle, Georgia Atkinson and Sinead Thompson
Dragons: Leah Paul (Captain), Abbi Harrison, Alana Dalzell, Amy Caulfield, Amy Hunter, Aoife Fisher, Arlene Kelly, Cara Murray, Jemma Gillan, Jenni Jackson, Jess Mayes, Kate McEvoy, Kia McCartney, Mollie Devine, Orla Prendergast, Jaimie-Lee Strang, Bella Armstrong and Zara CraigÂ
