Bouchier's Unbeaten 117 Powers Hampshire Past Surrey Into One-Day Cup Final
Maia Bouchier's continued rich form with the bat helped Hampshire defeat Surrey to book a place in the Women's One-Day Cup final, according to BBC Sport.
Hampshire have reached the final of the Women's One-Day Cup after beating Surrey, according to a report from BBC Sport.
The victory was built around an unbeaten innings of 117 from Maia Bouchier, who continued what BBC Sport described as her superb form with the bat.
Details of the match, including the scale of Hampshire's win and the venue, were not specified in the available report.
Hampshire will now progress to the final of the competition, though the identity of their final opponents was not confirmed in the source material.
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