Women's National T20 Cup 2025
Final: Merrion beat Waringstown by 8 wickets.
Stormont, 31 August.
Waringstown 145-4 (20 overs; C Murray 44, A Harrison 43, A Gerken 28*)
Merrion 147-2 (17.3 overs; R Stokell 74*, B Armstrong 35, L Paul 27*)
Runners-up Waringstown (Waringstown CC)Semi-final: Fox Lodge lost to Waringstown by 22 runs.
Ballymagorry, 10 August.
Waringstown 138-7 (20 overs; S Hinds 31, A Caulfield 29, S Todd 25, N Matthews 20; E Wasson 2-13)
Fox Lodge 116-6 (20 overs; S Black 48, M Devine 32; N Matthews 2-26)
Winners Waringstown (CricketEurope)
Waringstown won a close contest by 16 runs at Fox Lodge to progress to the final of the Women's All-Ireland T20 final. Skipper Sophie Hinds top-scored with 31 adding 56 for the fifth wicket alongside Sam Todd (25) after they had been rocked by two wickets in two balls by Ella Wasson (2-13). The hosts threatened an upset as Sarah Black (48) and Mollie Devine (32) added 66, but Naomi Matthews accounted for both. Waringstown will meet Merrion in the final at Stormont on August 31st.
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