Surrey return to the Kia Oval tomorrow as they face Warwickshire in the Metro Bank One Day Cup.
Kira Chathli’s side will be looking to build on Sunday’s win in Chelmsford over Essex as the group stage reaches its final stages, with every point crucial in the race for qualification.
Surrey currently sit in fifth position in the table, with Warwickshire 2 places above in third.
How can I keep up with play?
The match will be broadcast live on Surrey’s YouTube channel. A link will be made available in the Kia Oval Match Day Centre and across Surrey’s social media channels.
Match highlights will be available after the close of play on Surrey’s YouTube channel.
Squad News
Kira Chathli returns from international duty with England to captain the side, with Aylish Cranstone, Kalea Moore and Jemima Spence also named in the matchday squad.
Alice Capsey and Sophia Dunkley are rested by England and Bryony Smith prepares for surgery that will rule her out for the remainder of the season.
Last Time Out
Danni Wyatt-Hodge’s dazzling century powered Surrey to a commanding 52-run win over Warwickshire in their opening Metro Bank One-Day Cup women’s competition fixture at Edgbaston.
Wyatt-Hodge smashed eight sixes and ten fours in a scintillating 124 from 80 balls as Surrey piled up 389/9. Jemima Spence (79 off 48) and Alice Davidson-Richards (57 off 75) added valuable support to transform the innings from a modest 95 for four. Mary Taylor led the home sides attack with 3/78.
Warwickshire replied with 337/9. From a promising 101/1 (Amu Surenkumar 59 off 63), they were hit by three wickets in nine balls from left-arm spinner Tilly Corteen-Coleman (3/48). Em Arlott (90 off 64) and Issy Wong (45 off 47) hit hard in a seventh-wicket stand of 103 in 13 overs but the top order implosion had left far too much ground to make up.
Warwickshire
Previewed by Brian Halford, ECB Reporters Network supported by Rothesay
Captain: Georgia Davis
Head coach: Ali Maiden
2025 finish: 7th
2025 highest run-scorer: Abbey Freeborn (403)
2025 highest wicket-taker: Georgia Davis (23)
Winter moves: The Bears have signed all-rounders Mary Taylor from Hampshire, and Alex Stonehouse on loan from Surrey, while spinner Phoebe Brett has signed her first rookie contract. Aussie wicketkeeper-batter Georgia Redmayne, signed for the T20 tournament, will play three 50-over games before the Vitality Blast.
The big question: Can Warwickshire translate their impressive 20-over cricket from last season into the longer format? Having signed players who will strengthen the team in all departments and, crucially, bring experience to what is still a largely young squad, the Bears have the potential to challenge in the longer game in 2026.
Player to watch: Phoebe Brett – the 17-year-old left-armer is the latest addition to a spin attack of enviable depth and variety and impressed when her opportunities came along last season. Her control and wicket-taking skills have drawn comparison with Sophie Ecclestone.
Final thought: Last season, Warwickshire found themselves playing catch-up too often as the powerplays at the start of each innings went against them. Their skills shone in the T20. Taking wickets up front with the ball and not losing wickets in the powerplay has been a big focus in the pre-season preparation.
