Both Surrey and the Women’s Sports Alliance share a dedication to the development of girls’s sport and the partnership goals to additional enhance the storytelling round girls’s cricket at Surrey, and the feminine athletes inside the Surrey set-up. 

The Women’s Sports Alliance are storytellers with a ardour for giving feminine athletes a voice while additionally giving them the instruments they should drive their private model, to realize extra publicity and to develop their business worth. The tales they inform not solely add worth to the athlete’s themselves, however to the subsequent era of expertise and the ladies’s sports activities business as a complete. 

Over the course of the partnership, the Women’s Sports Alliance will work alongside Surrey County Cricket Club to assist develop the profile of Surrey’s feminine cricketers. Surrey County Cricket Club, based mostly out of The Kia Oval, are the house Club to high-profile cricketers akin to Alice Capsey, Bryony Smith and Sophia Dunkley. Renowned broadcaster, ACE Programme Chair, and ECB board member Ebony Rainford-Brent MBE beforehand performed for Surrey and served as their Director of Women’s Cricket. In current years they’ve staged each Surrey girls’s video games, and video games of their regional companions the South East Stars. 

In addition, this partnership will deal with the promotion of flagship Women’s occasions at The Kia Oval, beginning with the Women’s Ashes IT20 fixture on Wednesday July fifth. 

Jordan Guard, Founder of the Women’s Sports Alliance commented: “Surrey Country Cricket Club are a forward-thinking cricket club with a strong desire to propel their female cricketers forward in their athletic careers. Having already worked with Surrey County Cricket Club on a few projects, prior to making the partnership official, I can sense the dedication and drive to advancing their women’s team. It’s a privilege to be working closely with a club who always want to push the boundaries and constantly do more for their female players. ” 

As nicely as launching a contest to win premium seats to the Women’s Ashes fixture, the Women’s Sports Alliance new advisory board will attend what is bound to be a landmark occasion within the historical past of cricket in south London. 

Darren Hanley, Head of Marketing & Communications at Surrey County Cricket Club, stated: “I am excited to partner with the Women’s Sports Alliance as we continue to showcase the fantastic women’s athletes we have at the Club, and look forward to the enhanced storytelling the Women’s Sports Alliance can bring.” 

“The Women’s Sports Alliance are second-to-none when it comes to content creation for female athletes, and I am looking forward to working with them over the coming months and years.”