Glamorgan prepares for professional cricket debut in 2027
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 22, 2026, 3:49 AM
Last updated Sep 22, 2026

Glamorgan will enter the top flight of women's county cricket in 2027 after two years in Tier Two. Coach Rachel Priest emphasizes the need for a major squad overhaul, with plans to sign several new players. The club has already confirmed six contracts for players, including Lauren Parfitt and Bethan Gammon. Preparations will begin in November, focusing on team cohesion and performance ahead of the new season. Priest notes significant challenges but expresses excitement about the opportunity to compete at a higher level.
- •Glamorgan will compete in the top tier starting in 2027.
- •The squad overhaul includes signing new players and professional contracts.
- •Preparations commence in November for the upcoming season.
- •Rachel Priest highlights the importance of team cohesion.
- •Glamorgan aims to be competitive, not just to participate.
- 3:49 AMYahoo Sports — How new-look Glamorgan are preparing for pro level
"Glamorgan will field a much-changed squad in 2027 as they move to full professional status after two years in the women's Tier Two.
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