Lanning was one in every of 11 Australians to drag out of the Hundred’s first season in 2021 on account of restrictions on worldwide journey and the competitors’s proximity to their house sequence towards India. She had beforehand withdrawn from a deliberate stint within the Kia Tremendous League on account of harm and is without doubt one of the few members of the Australia set-up who has by no means performed home cricket in England.
Every girls’s group will signal an abroad ‘wildcard’ participant later in the summertime, with a most of three abroad gamers permitted in a single enjoying XI.
London Spirit: Beth Mooney (Welsh Hearth), Amelia Kerr (Southern Courageous), Megan Schutt, Sophie Luff (Welsh Hearth)
Welsh Hearth: Tammy Beaumont (captain, London Spirit), Rachael Haynes (Oval Invincibles), Annabel Sutherland (Trent Rockets), Fran Wilson (Oval Invincibles), Alex Hartley (Manchester Originals), Fi Morris (Southern Courageous), Sarah Bryce (Oval Invincibles)
Manchester Originals: Deandra Dottin (London Spirit), Amy Satterthwaite, Ami Campbell (Northern Superchargers), Phoebe Graham (Northern Superchargers), Grace Potts
Northern Superchargers: Jenny Gunn, Lucy Higham (Trent Rockets)
Oval Invincibles: Lauren Winfield-Hill (Northern Superchargers), Aylish Cranstone (London Spirit), Emily Windsor (Trent Rockets), Eva Grey (Retained), Kira Chathili
Trent Rockets: Meg Lanning (Welsh Hearth), Mignon du Preez (Manchester Originals), Bryony Smith (Welsh Hearth), Alana King, Marie Kelly (Birmingham Phoenix), Sophie Munro (London Spirit), Alexa Stonehouse, Georgia Davis (Retained)
Birmingham Phoenix: Sophie Molineux (Trent Rockets), Sterre Kalis (Northern Superchargers)
Southern Courageous: Tahlia McGrath, Georgia Adams (Oval Invincibles), Jo Gardner (Oval Invincibles), Freya Kemp (Retained), Ella McCaughan (Retained)
