Myerscough cricket students to support Women’s T20 World Cup

This once-in-a-lifetime opportunity will see Myerscough students play a key role in supporting international teams competing at the tournament with their pre match preparations.

Students will be working directly with elite international squads as net bowlers, helping players prepare for one of the biggest tournaments in world cricket.

Myerscough cricket tutor Andy Massey said: ‘’This unique opportunity reflects Myerscough College’s reputation as a leading provider of cricket education and performance development, with students gaining invaluable experience in a high-performance international environment.

‘’As net bowlers, students will work alongside some of the world’s leading female cricketers, providing quality practice sessions that help teams fine-tune their preparations ahead of crucial World Cup fixtures.

‘’The experience offers students an unprecedented insight into the standards, professionalism, and preparation required to compete at the highest level of the game.

‘’The ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup represents the pinnacle of the women’s game, and Myerscough College is proud to contribute to the success of the tournament through the involvement of its students.

‘’By supporting international teams in their preparations, students will gain unforgettable experiences, build professional networks, and continue their development within a world-class sporting environment.

‘’As the world’s best players compete for cricket’s ultimate prize, Myerscough students will be learning, contributing, and growing alongside them - demonstrating the power of education, opportunity, and partnership in sport.’’

The fixtures at Emirates Old Trafford include:

Saturday, June 13 – Scotland v Ireland and Australia v South Africa

Sunday, June 21 – South Africa v India

Thursday, June 25 – India v Bangladesh

Friday, June 26 – Sri Lanka v Scotland