Gwersyllt Park Cricket Club to welcome Welsh Fire stars

Asa Tribe and Phil Salt celebrate winning at the end after The Hundred men's match at Utilita Bowl, Southampton. Picture date: Wednesday July 22, 2026. PA Photo. Photo credit should read: Adam Davy/PA Wire...RESTRICTIONS: Use subject <i>(Image: PA)</i>
Asa Tribe and Phil Salt celebrate winning at the end after The Hundred men's match at Utilita Bowl, Southampton. Picture date: Wednesday July 22, 2026. PA Photo. Photo credit should read: Adam Davy/PA Wire...RESTRICTIONS: Use subject (Image: PA)
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WELSH FIRE stars will be helping youngsters with their cricketing skills this afternoon.

Members of the Fire's Hundred teams in this summer's men's and women's extravaganza will be heading to Gwersyllt Park Cricket Club.

Four players will be heading to the club to have a meet and greet with players from Gwersyllt Park's All Stars and Dynamos sections.

Amy Griffiths, the club's general manager, said: "We are really lucky they have chosen us to come down to. It's great for them to come down and see us here."

From the men's team, Asa Tribe and Rachin Ravindra will be paying a visit.

Batsman Tribe, signed by Welsh Fire during March's Hundred auction, has played for England Lions, while Ravindra helped New Zealand to a Test series win versus England earlier this summer.

From the women's set-up, Sophie Devine and Abi Norgrove will be paying a visit to Gwersyllt Park.

Experienced Devine is a New Zealand all-rounder, while Norgrove is a talented young all-rounder.

The meet and greet session at Gwersyllt Park will run between 1.30 and 4pm, following a similar morning event at St Asaph Cricket Club.

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