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Kate Miller

Press contact Director of Communications media@ecb.co.uk

Jonathan Reed

Press contact Head of Media & Publications media@ecb.co.uk +44 (0) 7525 596 621

Danny Reuben

Press contact Head of Team Communications England Men's team danny.reuben@ecb.co.uk +44 (0)7825 723 620 @dannyreuben

Matt Somerford

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Hen Cowen

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Chris Tuttlebee

Press contact Corporate Communications Lead chris.tuttlebee@ecb.co.uk +44 (0)7824 551713

Emily Liles

Press contact Communications Manager - Performance (England Women) emily.liles@ecb.co.uk

Vitality Blast and Metro Bank One Day Cup align with women’s game to drive professionalism and growth

Men’s and women’s professional domestic T20 and 50-over competitions will be fully aligned for the first time next season in further steps to fuel the growth and reach of women’s professional cricket.
The move will see men’s and women’s teams competing side by side in the Vitality Blast and the Metro Bank One Day Cup from the 2025 season.
The eight women’s Tier One professional county teams