"You kind of don't realize what you're in until it's over," manager Ken Sasso told The Post. "But when we won that 15th game, and I looked back at our record, I'm like, 'Wow, we never won 15 games in-league.'"
"This is the start of an exciting new era for domestic cricket and women's cricket as we elevate and embed women's teams in the county structure. There will be more women's professional players than ever before, more games at HQ venues and more women's matches under lights as we further build the profile of women's cricket across England and Wales," said ECB women's professional game director Beth Barrett-Wild.