Derbyshire captain, Leus du Plooy has been drafted by Southern Brave, while spinner, Sarah Glenn, has been drafted by London Spirit for the 2023 Hundred tournament.
Having starred for Joburg Super Kings in the inaugural SA20 tournament under Stephen Fleming, du Plooy will link up again with the former New Zealand international at The Ageas Bowl this August.
Wayne Madsen (Manchester Originals) and George Scrimshaw (Welsh Fire) had already been retained by their respective sides, with the former having reached the final in 2022.
Glenn, an England international who is ranked among the best T20 bowlers in the world, featured in each of the first two campaigns with Trent Rockets, but will now call Lord’s her home for the month of August.
The 23-year-old made her return to Derbyshire this winter, and will also play at The Incora County Ground this May, when The Blaze face Southern Vipers as part of our Family Day double-header.
Watch as Sarah Glenn stars for England at Derby
England return to The Incora County Ground in 2023 for a huge Vitality IT20 against Sri Lanka on Wednesday 6 September (6pm).
England have lost just once at Derby since 2017, with the ground becoming one of the premiere venues for women’s international cricket in the country, having hosted blockbuster clashes against India, West Indies, New Zealand and South Africa in recent years.
