Ebony
Rainford-Brent
Head of Women's Cricket
Surrey CCC
Ebony-Jewel Cora-Lee Camellia Rosamond
Rainford-Brent is a former English cricketer,
who was the first black woman to play for
the England team and also captained the
Surrey Women’s team. Since retiring from
cricket, Ebony has gone on to become the
first Director of Women’s Cricket at Surrey
County Cricket Club; pundit for the BBC
flagship radio programme Test Match
Special (she is one of the first female
expert summarisers to commentate on
men’s international cricket matches); and a
Speaker on Peak Performance.
Ebony was a member of the England Team
that won the 9th ICC Women’s Cricket
World Cup in Sydney 2009. In the three
months following their World Cup win, the
team went on to win: the ICC Women’s
World Twenty20, the Natwest One Day
series and retained the Ashes.
Harriet Drudge
Social Media Executive
FourFourTwo magazine
Harriet Drudge is Social Media Executive at
one of the world’s most respected football
magazines, FourFourTwo. A Business
Management graduate from the University
of Surrey in 2014, Harriet has already
worked for two of the country’s leading
sports charities (the Football Foundation
and Women in Sport) as well as the BBC as
a trainee sports broadcaster. Placing equal
significance on experience and education,
during her time at university Harriet
secured a number of work experience
placements.
These included: the Daily Mirror, The
Non-League Paper and a local sports desk.
She also volunteered for an all-female
fronted football podcast - The Offside Rule
(We Get It!) - as their Social Media Manager.