Women's Super 3 Cup (50 overs) 2025
Super 50 Cup
| P | W | T | NR | L | BP | Pts | NRR | |
| Dragons | 6 | 4 | 0 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 19 | 1.48 |
| Scorchers | 6 | 3 | 0 | 0 | 3 | 2 | 14 | -0.55 |
| Typhoons | 6 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 4 | 1 | 7 | -0.91 |
Scorchers beat Typhoons by 83 runs (DLS)
Oak Hill, 25 June.
Scorchers 258-9 (49 overs; L Little 56, E Richardson 45*, L Barry 33, S MacMahon 29; A Foysal 2-35, L Delany 2-39, F Sargent 2-55)
Typhoons 94-6 (20.1) overs; L Delany 30, M Thompson 22; L Barry 2-27) - rain ended innings (Par score at 20.1 overs = 177 )
Dragons beat Scorchers by 274 runs
Lisburn, 18 June.
Dragons 346-6 (50 overs: A Hunter 155, A Kelly 70, B Armstrong 29, A Harrison 21*; L Little 3-61) Scorchers 72 (21.3 overs: O Prendergast 5-4, J Jackson 2-28)
Amy Hunter scored 155 as Dragons claim 50 over title (CricketEurope)Typhoons v Dragons - match abandoned.
Oak Hill, 15 June.
Typhoons Dragons
Scorchers lost to Dragons by 46 runs
Oak Hill, 8 June.
Dragons 284/7 (50 overs; O Prendergast 116, A Hunter 62, A Kelly 41; A Cannng 3-47, L Little 2-75) Scorchers 238 (43.5 overs: G Lewis 91, S McMahon 42, K Bell 26*, E Richardson 20; A Dalzell 4-32)
Orla Prendergast scored 116 (Ian Callender)Typhoons lost to Scorchers by 4 wickets
Oak Hill, 1 June.
Typhoons 328-4 (50 overs: L Paul 98, Z Craig 72, L Delany 71*, S Forbes 28; K Bell 2-51) Scorchers 329-6 (48.5 overs: G Lewis 81, A Canning 59*, E Richardson 48*, L McBride 37, C Coulter Reilly 26; L Paul 3-53, A Walsh 2-27)
Laura Delany, Leah Paul and Zara Craig all scored half centuries. (CricketEurope)Dragons beat Typhoons by 19 runs (DLS)
Waringstown, 25 May.
Dragons 233/6 (39 overs; A Hunter 106, A Kelly 41, A Dalzell 33*; S Thomson 2-38) Typhoons 178/6 (26 overs: L Delany 48, A Squires 46, R Stokell 24, L Paul 22; B Armstrong 2-39) (Rain affected - Typhoons target 236 in 33 overs. After further rain target revised to 198 off 26 )
Amy Hunter celebrates a century for the Dragons (Cricket Ireland)Dragons beat Scorchers by 7 wickets.
Lisburn, 18 May.
Scorchers 275-9 (42.3 overs; L Little 106, G Lewis 63, A Tector 35*, A Canning 30; C Murray 5-39, B Armstrong 2-47) Dragons 278-3 (43.1 overs; B Armstrong 154*; R Lowe 88)
Bella Armstrong scored 154 not out (CricketEurope)
BELLA Armstrong and Rebecca Lowe’s record partnership led the Dragons to a seven wicket win in the Super Series50 interpro at Lisburn. The pair shared a third wicket stand of 221 as they easily chased down what looked like a challenging 275 target set by the Scorchers. Armstrong top-scored with a 120-ball 154 that included 22 fours and two maximums, while Irish Under-19 international Lowe, playing at her home club, hit nine fours in a splendid 88. Earlier, Louise Little had made 106, while Ireland captain Gaby Lewis scored 63. Little shared a century stand with Ava canning (30*), but they fell away losing four wickets for ten runs with Waringstown leg-spinner Cara Murray taking a five-wickets haul. Alice Tector was unable to resume her innings, having retired hurt on 35. The win gives the Dragons their first points of the campaign.
Scorchers beat Typhoons by 125 runs.
Oak Hill, 11 May.
Scorchers 316 (49.3 overs; G Lewis 137, E Richardson 56, A Canning 33; J Maguire 3-61, S Thomson 2-31, Z Craig 2-44, A Foysal 2-75) Typhoons 191 (41.2 overs; L Delany 58, R Stokell 33, E Magee 24; L McBride 3-39, L Barry 2-29, E Richardson 2-32)
Gaby Lewis scored yet another century in the Super Series (Sportsfile)Typhoons beat Dragons by 5 wickets.
Oak Hill, 4 May.
Dragons 216 (45.1 overs; B Armstrong 54, A Harrison 29; L Paul 4-24) Typhoons 217-5 (39.4 overs; L Paul 48*, S Forbes 46, R Stokell 38; K McCartney 2-71)
Toss: Dragons.
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