Women's Future Series 2026
| P | W | T | NR | L | BP | Pts | NRR | |
| Cricket Leinster | 4 | 4 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 3 | 19 | |
| NCU | 4 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 3 | 1 | 5 | |
| North West Warriors | 4 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 3 | 0 | 4 |
24 July 40 overs: Cricket Leinster v North West (Leinster)
30 July 40 overs: NCU v North West (NCU)
1 August 40 overs: Cricket Leinster v NCU (Leinster)
5 August 40 overs: North West v Cricket Leinster (NWCU)
Women Future Series
40 overs: North West beat NCU by 179 runs.
NWCU, 20 July.
North West 321/5 (40 overs; S Black 101, M Spence 50, L McGranaghan 45, J Spence 33, K McCartney 25*)
NCU 142 (28.5 overs; P Speer 29*, T Hurley 27; J Jackson 3-20, S Hamilton 2-32)
Sarah Black scored a century (CricketEurope)T20: Cricket Leinster beat NCU by 26 runs.
Ballyspallen CC, 9 July.
Cricket Leinster 153-1 (20 overs; A Squires 75*, A Lawlor 54*)
NCU 127-6 (20 overs; N Lowry 32, T Hurley 24; E McGee 3-25)
Cricket Leinster Women beat the NCU by 26 runs after Annabel Squires and Aisling Lawlor dominated with the bat. Squires carried her bat for an unbeaten 75 from 56 balls, hitting nine fours, while Lawlor added 54 not out from 40 deliveries in an unbroken second-wicket stand that lifted Leinster to 153 for 1. Sarah Prendergast made 13. NCU struggled to match the scoring rate despite Niamh Lowry’s 32 and Taila Hurley’s 24. Ellie McGee proved decisive with 3 for 25, while Sinead Thomson and Síbha Bhoja also struck as NCU finished on 127 for 6 in reply.
T20: North West beat NCU by 7 runs.
NWCU, 9 July.
North West 123-6 (20 overs; M Spence 61, E Wasson 37*; A Ellerby 2-6, P Speer 2-13)
NCU 116-5 (20 overs; N Lowry 43*, T Hurley 31, A Harrison 20; E Wasson 2-15)
Warriors Women edged NCU Women by seven runs in a tense T20 contest. After collapsing to 15 for 5, the Warriors were rescued by Millie Spence, who made a composed 61 from 54 balls, and Ella Wasson, unbeaten on 37, as they recovered to 123 for 6. Anna Ellerby took 2 for 5 and Penny Speer 2 for 13. NCU’s chase began badly when Grace Wilson fell first ball, but Niamh Lowry’s unbeaten 43 and Taila Hurley’s 31 kept them in contention. Wasson completed a fine all-round display with 2 for 15 as NCU finished short.
T20: North West lost to Cricket Leinster by 8 wickets.
Ballyspallen CC, 8 July.
North West 89 (19.3 overs; J Cooke 33; E McGee 2-7, N McNulty 2-15, S Thomson 2-22)
Cricket Leinster 93-2 (10.2 overs; A Squires 44*)
Boundary for Jessica Cooke (Carwyn Guy)T20: NCU beat North West by 70 runs.
Oak Hill, 6 July.
NCU 199-2 (20 overs; A Harrison 115*, R Lowe 31, T Hurley 24)
North West 129-9 (20 overs; S Black 34; T Hurley 3-11, E Wilson 2-25)
Abbi Harrison scored a century (NCU)
NCU Women produced a dominant performance to defeat Warriors Women by 70 runs after posting 199 for 2. Captain Abbi Harrison led the way with a superb unbeaten 115, sharing a 107-run opening stand with Rebecca Lowe, who made 31. Irish passport holder Tahlia Hurley added 24 as the runs flowed. Millie Spence took 1 for 22. Warriors struggled from the outset after Ella Wasson fell without scoring. Sarah Black top-scored with 34, with Kia McCartney and Jodie Spence offering support. Hurley completed a fine all-round display, taking 3 for 11 as Warriors closed on 129 for 9.
T20: Cricket Leinster beat NCU by 6 wickets.
Oak Hill, 6 July.
NCU 82-6 (20 overs; E McGee 2-9)
Cricket Leinster 83-4 (11 overs; A Squires 37; N Moore 2-21)
Leinster Women eased to a six-wicket win over the NCU after restricting the visitors to 82 for 6. Annabel Squires led the chase with a brisk 37 from 25 balls, while Aisling Lawlor added 14 and Genevieve Morrissey finished unbeaten on 13 as Leinster reached their modest target in 11 overs. Earlier, Rebecca Webster and Anna Ellerby rescued NCU with an unbroken stand after wickets fell regularly. Webster made 17 not out and Ellerby 18 not out. Ellie McGee was the pick of the Leinster attack with 2 for 9, while Nina Moore claimed 2 for 21 for NCU.
T20: Cricket Leinster beat North West by 34 runs.
Leinster, 5 July.
Cricket Leinster 147-5 (20 overs; Z Craig 67, E McGee 36; K McCartney 2-20)
North West 113-6 (20 overs; S Black 32, M Spence 22, E Wasson 21; S Bhoja 2-20).
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