WOMEN & GIRLS
Provisions for Women & Girls to play cricket across Oxfordshire has grown quickly over the last few years and we now have a lot of options for women and girls to play.
Girls Cricket:
Ages 5 to 8:
There are 39 clubs offering All Stars Cricket across the county, with over 400 girls taking part across these centres.
Ages 9 to 11:
Oxfordshire Cricket organises Under 9 and Under 11 softball festivals for girls. The Under 9’s festival is 6 a side and the Under 11’s is 8 a side and these festivals are designed for clubs with lots of girls in their All Stars and Dynamos and want to transition them into a girls team.
Dynamos Cricket – Oxfordshire currently has 180 girls across 25 Dynamos clubs for 2024.
To find your nearest All Stars or Dynamos centre, or your nearest club offering girls cricket, please contact our Women & Girls Development Manager, Ed Wilson at [email protected]
Ages 12 to 15:
We have a number of clubs entering girls teams into our Under 13 and 15 girls competitions. We currently run an Under 13 girls softball and hardball competition and an Under 15 Performance and Development competition.
All the teams and competitions are on our girls competitions website HERE
Ages 15+:
Girls aged 15 and above are encouraged to join clubs that play in the Serious Cricket Home Counties Womens League, with more and more Oxfordshire clubs joining every year. Oxfordshire Cricket are also running a hardball HUNDRED womens competition for the first time in 2024.
You can find out more about the Home Counties Womens League HERE
Please contact Ed Wilson if you want to start a new women and girls section at your club.
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