One City

One Venue

15 Days

6 Teams

A World First Event.The beginning of the Next Chapter in Women’s Cricket

The FairBreak Invitational 2022 (The Tournament) was an ICC sanctioned competition that will took place from May 1 – 15 2022 in Dubai in conjunction with Cricket Hong Kong. This six-team tournament was made up of players from all around the world and was the world’s first privately funded tournament in women’s cricket history with the leading healthcare group Gencor as the lead sponsor.

Teams

Spirit

Bismah Maroof, Pakistan
Sophia Dunkley, England
Nicola Carey, Australia
Chaya Mughal, UAE
Betty Chan, Hong Kong
Sarah Bryce, Scotland
Natthakan Chantham, Thailand
Diviya G.K, Singapore
Nattaya Boochatham, Thailand
Anu Doddaballapur, Germany
Sophie Ecclestone, England
Ayabonga Khaka, South Africa
Fatuma Kibasu, Tanzania
Shizuka Miyaji, Japan
Yasmin Daswani, Hong Kong

Spirit
Team Manager

Vaishali Jesrani, Oman

Coach

Erin Osborne, Australia

Assistant Coach

Esther de Lange, Netherlands


Barmy Army

Heather Knight, England
Laura Wolvaardt, South Africa
Selina Solman, Vanuatu
Deandra Dottin, West Indies
Kavisha Kumari Egodage, UAE
Shemaine Campbelle, West Indies
Fatima Sana, Pakistan
Rumana Ahmed, Bangladesh
Tara Norris, USA
Roberta Moretti Avery, Brazil
Rubina Chhetri, Nepal
Laura Cardoso, Brazil
Ruchitha Venkatesh, HK
Henriette Ishimwe, Rwanda
Iqra Sahar, Hong Kong

Team Manager

Renee Montgomery, Hong Kong

Coach

Lydia Greenway, England

Assistant Coach

Najeeb Amar, UAE

Sapphires

Sana Mir, Pakistan
Kim Garth, Ireland
Grace Harris, Australia
Shabnim Ismail, South Africa
Natasha Farrant, England
Geetika Kodali, USA
Maryam Omar, Kuwait
Shebani Bhaskar, USA
Babette de Leede, Netherlands
Jade Allen, Australia
Elyse Villani, Australia
Gabby Lewis, Ireland
Kary Chan, Hong Kong
Emma Lai, Hong Kong
Christine Lovino, Philippines

Team Manager

Sue Strachan, Scotland

Coach

Mauhtisham Rasheed, Pakistan

Assistant Coach

Hannah Trethewy, Australia

Warriors

Sindhu Sriharsha, USA
Hayley Matthews, West Indies
Georgia Redmayne, Australia
Mignon du Preez, South Africa
Kathryn Bryce, Scotland
Shamilia Connell, West Indies
Esha Oza, UAE
Udeshika Prabodhani, Sri Lanka
Celeste Raack, Ireland
Shameelah Mosweu, Botswana
Yasmeen Khan, Namibia
Shanzeen Shahzad, Hong Kong
Bella Poon, Hong Kong
Mariana Martinez, Argentina
Jennifer Alumbro, Philippines

Team Manager

Julie Abbott, USA

Coach

Julia Price, Australia

Assistant Coach

Siân Kelly, Argentina/England

Tornadoes

Stafanie Taylor, West Indies
Sophie Devine, New Zealand
Sterre Kalis, Netherlands
Andrea-Mae Zepeda, Austria
Katey Martin, New Zealand
Chanida Sutthiruang, Thailand
Mary-Anne Musonda, Zimbabwe
Suné Luus, South Africa
Sita Rana Magar, Nepal
Aliya Riaz, Pakistan
Divya Saxena, Canada
Winifred Duraisingam, Malaysia
Natasha Miles, Hong Kong
Maryam Bibi, Hong Kong
Diana Baig, Pakistan

Team Manager

Chaitrali Kalgutkar, UAE

Coach

Anju Jain, India

Assistant Coach

Jennifer Barden, England

Falcons

Suzie Bates, New Zealand
Danni Wyatt, England
Britney Cooper, West Indies
Marizanne Kapp, South Africa
Mariko Hill, Hong Kong
Theertha Satish, UAE
Sornnarin Tippoch, Thailand
Kaia Arua, Papua New Guinea
Nannapat Koncharoenkai, Thailand
Christina Gough, Germany
Gunjan Shukla, Sweden
Marina Lamplough, Hong Kong
Chamari Athapaththu, Sri Lanka
Anju Gurung, Bhutan
Jahanara Alam, Bangladesh

Team Manager

Saba Nasim, England

Coach

Joanne Broadbent, Australia

Assistant Coach

Murali Sockalingam, UAE

Match Referees and Umpires

Match Officials:
Simon Taufel Australia
Claire Polosak, Australia
Jacquline Williams, West Indies
Kim Cotton, New Zealand
Lauren Agenbag, South Africa
Tabarak Dar, Hong Kong
John Prakash, Hong Kong
Akbar Ali, UAE
Shubdha Bhosle Gaikwad, India
Shivani Mishra, Qatar
Jasmine Naeem, England
Match Referees:
Steve Bernard, Australia
Shandre Fritz, South Africa

Sponsors

Cricket Hong Kong
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