Game On: Women in cricket paving the way for future generations | Hilton Sydney

By: Sexy

On: January 4, 2025

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Discover the unique stories of the Lancashire Thunder cricket players and explore the challenges faced by women cricket athletes. Learn how Hilton is helping the team to thrive by providing experienced coaches, collaborating with sports scientists to research how women physically respond to the demands of elite sport and more.

This film was produced for Hilton by BBC StoryWorks Commercial Productions.

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Chapters:
00:00 – Women in cricket
00:17 – Women athletes growing up in sports
01:20 – Opportunities for women cricket players
01:50 – Hilton funding for women’s cricket
03:57 – Role models

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