Rising Star Ambassadors

Freya

All Rounder, Wednesbury CC, Staffordshire

Freya has been playing cricket for four years and already holds a leadership role as vice captain for the U15 Staffordshire County team. Balancing school life at Sandwell Academy with club and county commitments, she’s quickly becoming a name to watch in her age group.

On the pitch, Freya is a true all rounder, focused, determined, and always looking to push her game to the next level. Her ambition is crystal clear, she wants to become a professional cricketer, not just to play at the highest level, but to pave the way for others.

For Freya, cricket is about more than stats and trophies. She’s passionate about sharing the struggles that women and girls still face in the game, and she’s here to help change that.

She joined Maiden because the mission matches her mindset, championing visibility, challenging the norm, and making space for girls to be heard, supported, and taken seriously.

Freya is not just chasing her dream, she’s lifting others as she goes.

Arabella

A wicketkeeper, bowler, and batter playing for Clifton Cricket Club.

Arabella’s proudest moment so far came when she took four wickets in just two overs against a strong boys’ U11 team, finishing as top wicket taker and proving to herself what she is capable of. Inspired by her dad who played for Lancashire, she dreams of representing both her county and her country, and one day playing in Australia where the cricket culture is so strong and exciting.

She became a Maiden ambassador because she wants to help bring cricket into a new era for girls. Having often been the only girl in all-boys teams, Arabella knows how important visibility, inclusion, and the right kit really are. She is passionate about showing other girls that they belong in the game and that cricket can be as empowering as it is exciting.

Izzy

An all-rounder playing for Primrose Hill, North Hill, Lord’s Youth, while also playing for her school.

Izzy has already shown her talent with an innings of 80 from 55 balls against North London CC, proving her ability to perform under pressure and set the tone for her team. She is focused on continuing her journey through Middlesex into the U18s and has her sights set on representing England in the future.

She became a Maiden ambassador because she is passionate about growing girls’ cricket and believes in everything the brand stands for. Izzy has already recruited many players to her club squad and is determined to keep building opportunities so more girls can discover the game and feel part of it.

Georgia

A player for Odiham and Greywell Cricket Club, proud to have already made her Women’s First XI debut in Division 1.

Georgia’s breakthrough moment came when she bowled five overs to take her first wicket and then scored the winning runs while batting at ten, a performance that showed her resilience and determination under pressure. She is passionate about the game and wants to see it grow so that every girl, whatever her background, has the opportunity to play, from small school competitions to the international stage.

She became a Maiden ambassador because sport has had a huge impact on her life and she wants to give back to the next generation. Georgia is committed to supporting young girls in cricket, building opportunities, and helping create a future where the game is open, visible, and thriving for everyone.

Isobel

A fast bowler playing for Sandwich Town, representing Kent at county level, and proudly involved in school and regional cricket.

Isobel has already been recognised as her club’s Coach’s Player of the Year in 2024, selected for the Kent U13 regional team, and played for the MCC U16s East Kent girls side. She bowls with pace and purpose, setting herself clear goals and thriving on every new challenge.

She became a Maiden ambassador because she wants to support and grow girls’ cricket. With her sights set on one day playing for England, Isobel is proud to use Maiden as a platform to inspire others and show what is possible when girls are backed and believed in.

Ella

An all-rounder playing for North Curry, representing Somerset, and a student at Kings College Prep Taunton.

Ella’s cricket journey has taken off quickly, earning a place on the county pathway after just four months of playing. Along the way she has found new teammates and friends, enjoying both the challenge of the game and the community it builds.

She became a Maiden ambassador because she simply loves the game and the way the right kit makes her feel. Having worn the white trousers all season, Ella knows how much difference comfort and fit can make. For her, Maiden is about enjoying cricket to the fullest while being part of a movement that puts girls first.

Amy

Bowler, Norwich Cricket Club, Lowestoft Cricket Club, Norwich High School for Girls

Amy is a wicket-taking force. She topped the charts as the leading wicket taker for the U15s last season with 26 wickets and ranked in the top five across Norfolk in both boys’ and girls’ U11 to U18 categories. Cricket runs in her family, but Amy is the first girl to take it on, and she’s doing it with pride and purpose.

She became a Maiden ambassador to help more girls step into the game with confidence. Inspired by her brother, Amy now wants to pass that inspiration on, and believes that proper kit, made for girls, changes everything. She’s backing Maiden because she knows that when girls feel seen and supported, they can play their best cricket and compete at every level.

Bella

All-Rounder, Ardvreck School, Invitational County U15 Team

Bella is a natural leader, a school cricket captain, and a driving force behind getting girls into the game. She helped open the door for girls to play and captain in her school team, earned a sports scholarship with cricket as her lead sport, and now plays for an invitational county U15 side. Her goal is clear, to play county cricket and lead as a captain throughout her senior school years.

She became a Maiden ambassador because she knows what it’s like to play in kit that doesn’t fit, and she’s ready to change that. Bella is proud to support a brand that designs for girls, not just shrinks boys' gear. With connections across schools in Edinburgh and Jersey, she’s passionate about helping Maiden reach more players, champion girls' cricket, and prove that leadership starts with feeling comfortable, confident, and seen.

Eliza

Fast Bowler, Kent Met, Surrey Pathway, Streatham and Marlborough CC, JAGS

Eliza is pure pace and passion. With six years of cricket behind her and speeds already hitting 54 mph, she’s on a mission to go quicker, take more wickets, and lead from the front. From a 5 for 3 spell against Cambridgeshire, to captaining her club to the Surrey 100 Cup final, Eliza brings energy, focus, and fire to every game she plays.

Cricket is more than just a sport for Eliza, it’s a calling. She’s already recruited her mum into the game and now she’s joining Maiden to spread the message even further. She believes girls deserve proper kit that fits, gear built for them, and a brand that represents them. As a Maiden ambassador, she’s here to help prove this game belongs to everyone.

Caitlin

Top Order Batter - Dorset - Canford School

Caitlin brings grit, consistency, and serious ambition to every innings. With eight years of cricket behind her and a 72-run stand in a Sussex tournament to her name, she’s chasing high-level performance and a community of like-minded players who live and breathe the game just like she does.

As Head of Girls’ Sport at Canford, Caitlin is already leading from the front. She joined Maiden to champion the mission started by Honor and Cat, and to be a visible role model for girls in Dorset, Sussex, and beyond. She’s here to show what’s possible, back a brand that’s changing the game, and help inspire the next generation to do the same.

Kaylee

Top Order Batter, The Leys, The City of Cambridge Cricket Club U15s

Kaylee’s love for cricket started early and took off fast. She’s already played for the Hong Kong Cricket Club Women’s teams, earning a spot in the league playoffs in her very first year. Now based in Cambridge, she’s continuing her journey with The Leys and the City of Cambridge CC U15s, bringing energy, ambition, and a real drive to inspire more girls into the game.

She joined Maiden because she believes girls should feel confident in what they wear on the pitch. She loves the subtle details and the flattering fit, and she’s proud to wear kit that feels stylish, comfortable, and made for players like her. For Kaylee, Maiden is about playing your best and looking it too.

Lara

All-Rounder, Sussex (IAPS), Cottesmore Prep School

Lara is just getting started, but she's already making a mark. Playing for Cottesmore’s 1st team, she helped them qualify for the quarter finals of the IAPS tournament and the Sussex cricket league for U13s. With four years of playing under her belt, she’s now setting her sights on club cricket and inspiring more girls to step onto the pitch with confidence.

Lara became a Maiden ambassador because she believes girls need to see that this game is theirs too. She loves that Maiden is finally building a brand just for girls and her school now has the kit, and she’s proud to help spread the word, empower young players, and grow the future of girls' cricket from the ground up.

Martha

All Rounder, Hurst College, West Sussex

Martha’s cricket journey began in the garden with her sister and quickly grew into a real passion playing for her local village side. Now part of the Hurst College cricket team, she’s focused on developing her game and feeling confident every time she steps onto the pitch.

For Martha, comfort is key, and that’s exactly what she found in Maiden. From intense fielding drills to match day pressure, her kit moves with her, not against her. And when the game is done, the Nightwatch trousers are her go to for lazy Sundays too.

She joined Maiden because it gets what young players need, confidence, comfort, and clothing that’s made to perform. Martha is all in, and ready to help more girls fall in love with the game.

Martha

All Rounder, Painswick Cricket Club, Gloucestershire

Martha’s cricket journey began as a young girl, tagging along to her older brother’s training sessions and picking up a bat for the first time. What started as a bit of fun quickly turned into a passion of her own. Eight years later, she’s a fierce competitor and a dependable all rounder, often called the glue of her team for her energy, consistency, and never quit attitude.

Whether she’s chasing down every ball in the field or pushing for quick singles, Martha gives everything she has. But it’s her team spirit that really stands out. She’s the first to celebrate someone else’s success, the first to check in after a tough match, and always the one keeping the mood high no matter the result.

Her dream is to keep developing her game and one day represent her county, not for the headlines, but to show that effort, joy, and heart matter just as much as stats.

Martha joined Maiden because it feels like home, a place where individuality is celebrated and girls are seen and supported for who they are. No more second best kit, no more shrinking to fit. For her, Maiden is a brand that finally makes space for girls to play proud and play free.

Being a Maiden ambassador isn’t just about wearing the kit, it’s about being part of something bigger, a community of women and girls changing the game together, one innings at a time.

Milly

A right-arm bowler and determined batter, playing for Kent.

Milly has been playing cricket for four years and was named Best Bowler for Kent when she played for the U11 side. Her goal for the upcoming season is to score her first fifty and follow in the footsteps of her dad and grandpa by representing Kent at senior level.

She joined Maiden to help inspire more girls in her county and among her friends to play cricket. Milly knows the difference that kit designed specifically for girls can make, giving comfort, confidence, and performance that unisex kit cannot match. She loves the challenge, the excitement, and the team spirit of the game, and she is proud to stand with Maiden in making cricket more visible, more inclusive, and more inspiring for every girl who plays.

Nell

A rising talent with a love for the game, playing for Hurst School.

Nell first picked up a cricket bat at ten years old, having never played before, and quickly fell in love with the sport. Her favourite part is the atmosphere both on and off the pitch, where team spirit can be just as powerful as skill in winning matches.

She joined Maiden because the clothing makes her feel comfortable, confident, and stylish. Nell especially loves the purple detailing down the sides and the V-neck jumper. As an ambassador, she is excited to help boost the visibility of girls’ cricket and show that it is a game full of energy, friendship, and opportunity for every girl who plays.