Tammy Beaumont commits to a two-year extension with The Blaze following her international cricket retirement.
Decorated former England batter Tammy Beaumont has signed a new two-year deal to remain with the treble-winning The Blaze after retiring from international cricket, according to information published by BBC.
The 35-year-old agreed new terms with the Trent Bridge-based side just three months after she called time on her career with the national side, following up her international exit by helping her team secure a clean sweep of major trophies.
Her latest deal means she will play on until at least 2028, marking her 21st professional season in a remarkable career that originally started with Kent back in 2007, ensuring her vast experience remains in domestic women's cricket.
Tammy Beaumont targets domestic trophy defense
Expressing her enthusiasm for the upcoming seasons, Tammy Beaumont told the club website that she is excited to be staying for another couple of years as the squad attempts to defend the silverware secured during a dominant campaign.
Having been with The Blaze since the team was renamed and relocated in 2022 from Loughborough, where she previously played when it was known as Lightning, the veteran batter has proven to be an invaluable asset to the organization.
Stellar statistics in domestic and international cricket
The 2017 World Cup winner has scored over 2,600 runs in 78 appearances across all formats for The Blaze and its predecessor, demonstrating her enduring class at the crease throughout her domestic tenure.
More than 900 of those runs came in 35 appearances during the recent season alone, helping the team achieve a historic treble consisting of the T20 Blast, County Cup, and One-Day Cup competitions.
Praise from head coach Craig Cumming
Reflecting on the milestone campaign where she left the international stage after 16 years, Tammy Beaumont leaves behind a legacy of more than 7,300 runs for England across 140 one-day, 109 T20, and 12 Test appearances.
The Blaze head coach Craig Cumming stated that Tammy Beaumont would remain an incredibly important part of the squad, describing the veteran as one of the highest-quality players of this generation.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long is Tammy Beaumont's new contract with The Blaze?
Tammy Beaumont has signed a new two-year deal with The Blaze, which means she will play on until at least 2028.
What trophies did The Blaze win in 2026?
The Blaze achieved a clean sweep of major trophies in 2026, winning the T20 Blast, County Cup, and One-Day Cup competitions.
How many international runs did Tammy Beaumont score for England?
Tammy Beaumont scored more than 7,300 runs for England across 140 one-day, 109 T20, and 12 Test appearances during her 16-year international career.
