Slowly but surely, female players are beginning to really make their mark on the men’s game in North Wales cricket.
This season Llandudno Lions made a groundbreaking move in appointing Wales international Hannah Thornton as second team captain.
Meanwhile, at Bangor CC, a young bowler named Bethan Hughes is really hitting the heights for the second team, taking 29 wickets so far in 2019 and establishing herself in the league’s 10 top achievers with the ball.
Bethan, 18, took part in a Q and A with Grassroots North Wales this week.
Bethan Hughes
12/06/2001
Bangor C.C
9
Right handed
Right arm medium
57*
6/16
242
37
2
Colwyn Bay
Bowling variations
Hitting boundaries
Lancashire
England
Eoin Morgan
James Anderson
This year against Marchwiel and Wrexham when I took career best figures
4th day of the First Test of the 2015 Ashes in the Swalec Stadium
Eryri junior teams, Wales girls U13, U15 and U17 and Wales women development Xl
Getting to the ECB County Championship Finals with Wales girls U17
Win Division Two with Bangor 2nds, and to take 50 wickets in a season
100%
Tennis, hockey, netball
Have fun, practice, and believe in yourself
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