The Hundred 2026 outcomes: England prospect Davina Perrin ‘has the photographs’ on return from damage

England prospect Davina Perrin stated she remembered she has “received the photographs” after recovering from damage.

The 19-year-old was touted for England recognition final season after hammering the quickest century within the historical past of the ladies’s Hundred, a 43-ball 101 for Northern Superchargers within the eliminator match.

She struck 52 from 43 deliveries in Birmingham Phoenix’s 24-run defeat by Southern Courageous on Thursday, her second match again after a month on the sidelines.

“It is my first like correct damage so there’s a lot learnings from it and that is the massive factor for me, taking a look at what I can be taught from the expertise,” stated Perrin.

“Looking for recommendation the place I might as nicely – I managed to seize a couple of minutes out of [former England wicketkeeper] Sarah Taylor and he or she gave me a extremely good bit of recommendation.

“I wasn’t feeling nice and he or she simply stated ‘do not attempt to be the participant that you just have been earlier than, be the participant that you’re now’ and that basically caught with me – a reminder to be fearless, you have received the photographs. That positively helped at present.”

Perrin was signed by Large Bash League franchise Melbourne Renegades final season, however was dismissed for a golden duck on debut and averaged 9.60 from 5 matches.

She was the primary participant drawn on the inaugural Hundred public sale in March, becoming a member of Phoenix for £50,000 having performed the earlier two seasons for Superchargers.

After averaging 40.50 in seven matches on this season’s One-Day Cup for Warwickshire, her damage points meant she was solely capable of characteristic in a single T20 Blast fixture.

She was dropped thrice by Courageous in Thursday’s innings earlier than she was caught by Maia Bouchier off the bowling of Sarah Glenn, and Perrin stated she makes use of her 2025 century to spice up her confidence.

“I believe for me it was remembering you utilise that as a token of what you are able to do and what you are able to,” Perrin added.

“Doesn’t suggest I’ll do it every single day, you fail greater than you reach Cricket. When you could have an innings like that behind you, it is also a pleasant light reminder that you just’re not terrible at cricket.

“It is a signal of my ceiling and I would love to love exceed that sometime.”