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In-form Redmayne provides Warwickshire with a real shot at silverware in 2026

Aaron Viles shines a spotlight on Georgia Redmayne's fascinating journey into the professional game, her existing links to the Midlands club cricket circuit as well as the impact that her arrival could have on the Bears' fortunes across competitions in 2026.

12.03.26, 15:00 Updated 12.03.26, 15:20 6 Minute Read

Aaron Viles

Aaron Viles

Australian run machine Georgia Redmayne will be donning the Bear and Ragged Staff for the majority of the 2026 season after signing a multi-format deal with the club for the upcoming Vitality T20 Blast and Metro Bank One Day Cup campaigns.

The 32-year-old wicketkeeper batter, who hails from Lismore, comes into the county season in terrific form, having racked up 431 runs – and counting - at 53.87 for the Queensland Fire in the ongoing Women’s National Cricket League, Australia’s premier 50-over state-based competition. 

She’s also no stranger to playing top level cricket on British shores, having represented the Welsh Fire during the inaugural edition of the Hundred in 2021 as well as the London Spirit in the 2024 iteration of the tournament, where she would ultimately go on to score 34 runs against her former team in the Final at Lord’s to help the side in blue lift their very first trophy. 

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