Emma lamb

Emma Lamb Quick Info Height 5 ft 9 in Weight 62 kg Date of Birth December 16, 1997 Zodiac Sign Sagittarius Boyfriend Luke Hayward Emma Lamb is an English professional cricketer who has represented her country in all 3 formats of the sport (Tests, ODIs, and T20Is), as a batting all-rounder. In the English domestic circuit, she has played for her home county of Lancashire (2012–Present) as well as North West Thunder (2020–Present) across all formats. In franchise-based T20 cricket, she has turned out for Lancashire Thunder (2016–2019) in the WCSL (Women’s Cricket Super League). She has also played for Manchester Originals (2021–Present) in The Hundred, a professional franchise 100-ball cricket tournament that was introduced by the ECB (England and Wales Cricket Board) as a new format of cricket that was played for the first time in July and August 2021. Born Name Emma Louise Lamb Nick Name Emma Emma Lamb as seen in an Instagram Post in March 2021 (Emma Lamb / Instagram) Sun Sign Sagittarius Born Place Preston, Lancashire, England, United Kingdom Residence Lancashire, England, United Kingdom Nationality Education Emma, after her high school graduation, had joined Edge Hill University, a campus-based public university in Ormskirk, Lancashire. She graduated from there in 2019. Occupation Professional Cricketer Emma Lamb as seen in an Instagram Post in August 2022 (Emma Lamb / Instagram) Family • Siblings– Daniel John ‘Danny’ Lamb (Older Brother) (Professional Cricketer) Batting...

Emma Lamb overtook nominees Nat Sciver and Renuka Thakur to claim the International Cricket Council (ICC) fan-vote-based player of the month (July) (POTM) award. Emma Lamb in England’s recent series against South Africa scored 234 runs in 3 ODI outings averaging a very good 78 which has got her rewarded as the ICC player of the month in women’s cricket. Emma Lamb declared ICC’s Player of the Month for July 2022. PC: Getty Images Emma Lamb had been around the English ODI circuit for quite a bit and was just waiting for an opportunity to wear the three lions shirt in the ODI format. When an opportunity presented itself, it was against Australia which saw Elyse Perry dismiss her for a two-ball-duck. With a point to prove, she had the South Africa home series awaiting. When the moment arrived in the 1st ODI with England chasing a total of 219 in 50 overs. Opener, Emma Lamb had an opportunity to score a big one and she did just that. Emma got off the mark with a boundary and built on the inning with 1s, 2s and boundaries in regular intervals. She got to her 50* off 51 balls and continued to score with the same blueprint which saw her get to her 100* off 91 balls. Emma Lamb is voted the ICC Women’s Player of the Month for July for her batting in England’s victorious ODI series against South Africa. She was nominated alongside Nat Sciver and Renuka Singh Thakur. — Female Cricket #B2022 (@imfemalecricket) A few deliveries later, Tumi Sekhukhune struck Emma Lamb on 102(97). Emma La...

Australia will defend the Ashes they have held since 2015 in a multi-format series this summer. "They are humans. It is within our reach to beat them. We just have to do everything well," Lamb told BBC Sport. Meg Lanning's Australians have won three of the past four Ashes series, with one draw. Earlier this year they won their third successive T20 World Cup following a 2022 when they took the 50-over world title and Commonwealth Games gold. Lamb, 25, added: "They are an incredible team who have achieved a lot in the last two years. They have a lot of talented players. "Coming off the Women's Premier League and some of the girls playing with them, we've come to the conclusion they are not perfect. We definitely have a chance of competing with them." England have been preparing for the Ashes with a three-day team-bonding trip in the Lake District. The men's version of the Ashes begins on 16 June with the first of five Tests, while the women's competition, comprising a Test, three one-day internationals and three T20s, starts on 22 June. Four points are on offer for winning the Test and two each for victory in a white-ball match. For the first time in the UK, the women's Test is taking place over five days, increasing the chance of a result and therefore the likelihood one of the teams will open up a big lead. "It will create a lot of pressure," said Lamb. "One team can go far ahead and another could be playing catch-up. "It's incredibly important. To get off to a good start ...

Lamb, who was part of the squad that reached the World Cup final, will join Tammy Beaumont at the top of the order. Three pace bowlers - Emily Arlott, Lauren Bell and Freya Davies - come in for retired pair Katherine Brunt and Anya Shrubsole. All-rounder Alice Davidson-Richards is also included in the 13-strong party. The four-day Test, beginning on Monday, forms part of a multi-format series, with three one-day internationals and three Twenty20s to follow. It will be the first time since 2008 that England have played a Test without both Brunt and Shrubsole. Brunt announced on Saturday that she has retired from Test cricket but will continue to play limited-overs internationals, while Shrubsole ended her international career after the World Cup. Neither Bell, 21, nor 24-year-old Arlott have played any international cricket, but Davies, 26, has won 24 caps across the white-ball formats. Like Davies, 24-year-old Lamb played in one match of England's World Cup campaign and also comes with the option of some part-time off-spin. Davidson-Richards, 28, has not played for England since 2018, when she featured in one ODI and five T20s. Eight of England's XI from their last Test - the drawn Ashes match in Australia - are retained. Opener Lauren Winfield-Hill, who was dropped during the World Cup, misses out. She is part of an England A squad to take on the tourists in a three-day match at Arundel from Tuesday. England head coach Lisa Keightley said: "There are a number of new faces...

Hello I’m Emma Lamb, a British crochet designer and blogger living in the beautiful city of Edinburgh, Scotland. Working from my home studio in the heart of this bustling city I spend many of my days dreaming in gorgeous colour and pretty crochet. With a magpie’s eye for interesting colour combinations I find inspiration wherever I look and often in the most mundane moments of my everyday life. In September 2015 my first solo book of crochet patterns was published, ‘Crochet Home’ features 20 designs including a collection of signature pieces alongside lots of pretty new projects to get your hooks into. I am so excited to share my work with you in this way and I hope you all love this book as much as I enjoyed creating it for you! In addition to my book and self-published work I have designed exclusive projects for yarn houses including Gomitoli’s and publishers such as Lark Books and Mollie Makes. Some of my designs have also been featured on the cover of Mollie Makes monthly issues as well as in other great magazines including Spoonful, 91 Magazine, #crochet and Prima Makes. Crochet is a joy and should be celebrated! My mission is to inspire creativity and love of colour with this incredibly beautiful craft. In each new design I love to explore fresh and playful combinations of colour, pattern and texture while drawing inspiration from the Scandinavian aesthetic, mid-century design and my everyday life. I believe my designs should be both pretty and practical wherever pos...

Emma Lamb is an English cricketer. She was born on 16 December 1997 in Preston, Lancashire, England. Her brother Danny Lamb is also cricketer and a part of England domestic teams and T20 leagues. She is a right handed batsman and right arm off break bowler. She play as a batting all rounder in England cricket team.

Nat Sciver is no stranger to being nominated for the ICC Women’s Player of the Month award, and her second successive appearance on the shortlist follows her outstanding performances across ODI and T20I series against South Africa. England’s Emma Lamb enjoyed a very successful month with the bat and ball and is named on the shortlist which is completed with the addition of dangerous India seamer The winner of the ICC Men’s Player of the Month award for June, Bairstow continued where he left off with blistering performances in multiple formats in July. He reasserted his sublime form with the bat during his side’s final Test showdown with India at Edgbaston, scoring 106 and 114 to claim another historic Test victory and seal a 2-2 series draw against the odds during more final day drama. His notable exploits with the bat during his side’s white ball series against South Africa, including a 53-ball 90 in the first T20I, strengthens his claim to win a second successive award for July. Sri Lanka’s Jayasuriya made a sensational start to his Test career in July, taking an extraordinary 29 wickets across three matches at an average of 20.37 against formidable opposition. Coming into the side following a humbling 10-wicket loss to Australia, Jayasuriya ripped through the touring line-up in the second Test, claiming six for 118 and six for 59 to secure an emphatic innings victory. This proved to be just the beginning of his prolific month, subsequently taking nine wickets and eight ...