In partnership with Sussex Cricket Foundation we are delighted to have launched The Sussex Slam Women's competition, which takes place in August and September.
There are both hard and soft ball options, making The Slam truly accessible to all established or aspiring women cricketers in Sussex.
There are both hard and soft ball options, making The Slam truly accessible to all established or aspiring women cricketers in Sussex.
There are 8 teams in both the hard and soft ball versions, which are in turn divided into two groups of four.
The hard ball is streamed by the relative calibre of the teams involved, whilst the soft ball version is divided geographically to ensure minimal travelling distances.
Each team will play each other home and away giving everyone 6 matches in a round robin format, and we are currently looking at the feasibility of a Finals' Day to conclude each version in mid to late September.
The Slam allows flexibility in the size of teams and the scheduling of fixtures to maximise the uptake by players whilst retaining a meaningful structure.
Matches are either midweek evenings or on Sundays with exact days and start times agreed mutually by the teams involved in each fixture.
The hard ball is streamed by the relative calibre of the teams involved, whilst the soft ball version is divided geographically to ensure minimal travelling distances.
Each team will play each other home and away giving everyone 6 matches in a round robin format, and we are currently looking at the feasibility of a Finals' Day to conclude each version in mid to late September.
The Slam allows flexibility in the size of teams and the scheduling of fixtures to maximise the uptake by players whilst retaining a meaningful structure.
Matches are either midweek evenings or on Sundays with exact days and start times agreed mutually by the teams involved in each fixture.
If you're a player looking to get involved in cricket this Summer then click below and we can get you in touch with your local teams.
The format for this year has been put together in order to maximise the women's cricket offering in Sussex in this challenging season, so we don't yet know what the 2021 format will look like. However, if this looks like something you want to get involved in next time around then please do express your interest here...
