Devon Women face Wiltshire looking to maintain their five-point advantage at the top of the Metro Bank One Day Cup table on Sunday, 2 August.

Devon are the only side in the division with a 100% record, having won all four of their matches with a bonus point, and sit an entire bonus-point win ahead of second-placed Berkshire, who they beat on the opening day of the 50-over competition.

Wiltshire find themselves in a relegation battle having lost their opening four games of the competition, most recently falling 17 runs short against Buckinghamshire last weekend.

Lauren Rowles's Pre-Match Thoughts

"We head into Sunday's clash with Wiltshire full of confidence and momentum.

"The group has been outstanding in recent weeks, and the fact we've had some genuinely tough selection decisions shows just how strong and competitive the squad has become. The standards are rising, the depth is growing, and the players are pushing each other in all the right ways.

"I'm really looking forward to seeing the team bring that same work rate, intent and togetherness into another big performance this weekend. The players have been brilliant, and there's every reason to feel excited about going after another win on Sunday."

Match Details

Venue: Warminster CC, 34 Sambourne Rd, Warminster BA12 8LH

Date: Sunday, 2 August

Start times: 10:30am

Format: 50-over

Devon Women Squad

Maggie Haffenden and loanee Melissa Story return to the squad, while Darcey Boote has been called up again from the Under 18 Girls.

Last Time Out

Devon Women won by 8 wickets
24/05/2026
Vitality Blast Women's League Three - Division 1A

Devon Women made it two T20 wins from two on the day, but fell short of qualifying for finals day. Wiltshire batted first again after winning the toss, but their innings never gained full momentum. Wetherall (23) and Sharman (11) provided a brisk start, but Russell (3-34) removed Sharman before Ellie Bishop (2-14) accounted for Isla Thomson (17) and Lauren Adams (3). Captain Emily Smith (42) anchored the innings with a composed knock, but wickets fell around her. Abbie Lockett (1-17) dismissed Wetherall, and Smith eventually fell to Russell in the final over as Wiltshire closed on 133/6.

Devon's response was emphatic. Hutchins (14) and Vereker put on 37 inside four overs before the skipper fell to Jemima Carroll (2-41). Vereker then launched a brutal assault, smashing 47 from just 24 balls, including seven fours and three sixes. Her dismissal at 65-2 brought Ellie Bishop (23*) and Melissa Story together, with loanee Story contributing a rapid 26 from 13 balls before falling to Smith. Ella Gill (19*) joined Bishop to guide Devon to 134/4 in 15.2 overs, securing the victory with 28 balls remaining.