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India World Cup win can transform women's franchise cricket - Kemp
Freya Kemp signed for the WBBL's Perth Scorchers in August - now she's following in the footsteps of some of the biggest names in world cricket by walking out at the WACA.
10.11.25, 16:05 Updated 10.11.25, 16:13
Rich Edwards
There's probably no better place to reflect on the pace of change in women's cricket than at the WACA - a ground synonymous with speed.
When the Hawk catches up with Freya Kemp, the sun has set in this corner of Western Australia.
The 20-year-old, though, is intent on lighting up her first overseas franchise tournament after shining for Hampshire and the Southern Brave across all formats this summer.
"The WACA is a cute ground," says Kemp. "It's a great place to play cricket.
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