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Horley's cricket journey - Q&A with the Middlesex Women's captain

Up The Middle caught up with Middlesex women’s skipper, Australian-born, Scottish international Saskia Horley for a Q & A about her journey in cricket.

18.03.26, 08:30 Updated 17.03.26, 17:32 5 Minute Read

Jon Batham

Jon Batham

Up The Middle caught up with women’s skipper, Australian-born, Scotland international Saskia Horley for a Q & A about her journey in cricket.

Q: Firstly Saskia, where does your love of cricket come from?

SH: I started watching my dad play, like most people really. He didn’t play at a super-high level. It was club cricket with a bunch of his mates, many of whom had young children around that time, so a lot of us went down and played on the boundary while the match was going on.

And I played in the backyard like most Aussies do around Christmastime in the summer.

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