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Dyson Looks Ahead To The New Campaign

Jon Dyson, the Derbyshire Falcons Head of Women's Cricket, has spoken to The Peakite in detail about how preparations are going for the upcoming 2026 season.

26.02.26, 21:23 Updated 27.02.26, 15:49 5 Minute Read

Matthew Rhodes

Matthew Rhodes

The 2025 season marked a significant revamp of the domestic women’s game with Derbyshire Falcons Women placed in the second tier of both the Women’s T20 Blast and Metro Bank Women’s One-Day Cup competitions. This was a step into new territory for the Falcons where, up against very tough competition, the focus was more on gaining vital experience as part of a huge learning curve, to prepare themselves for the next few seasons ahead.

Derbyshire Falcons Women managed to secure two victories from eight games in the North Group of League Two in the Women’s T20 Blast, but ended up winless from nine games in League Two of the Metro Bank Women’s One-Day Cup against opposition that frequently had far more experience at this level or even above. The Falcons also suffered a first round exit against formidable opponents in Yorkshire Women in the Women’s T20 County Cup. While victories were few and far between, the team still made history and there are a number of positive signs that there will be more wins to look forward to for the upcoming 2026 campaign.

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Matthew Rhodes

Matthew Rhodes Matthew is a freelance sports broadcaster, commentator and journalist. He provides live audio commentaries and on the whistle written match reports on football games for Flashscore. He also spent four years as North Derbyshire Radio's senior sports editor. Matthew was born in Chesterfield and grew up in the town.

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