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Manchester Evening News

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September 08, 2025

LANCASHIRE Women stayed on course for the Metro Bank Cup semifinals with a four-wicket win over Surrey at Beckenham.

Grace Potts took three for 31 as Surrey were bowled out for 225, while Hannah Jones took two for 33 and was unlucky not to get two more.

Kalea Moore was dropped twice off her bowling and she cashed in to make a career-best List A score of 67, while Alexa Stonehouse was the next highest scorer with 48.

Seren Smale anchored the visitor's reply with 67 not out, as they closed on 227 for six, with 24 balls remaining. Alexa Stonehouse was the pick of Surrey's bowlers with three for 34.

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