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The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
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Exclusive by Raf Nicholson

Umpires were paid three times more for men’s Hundred games than women’s

Anya Shrubsole lifts the women’s Hundred trophy surrounded by her Southern Brave teammates at Lord’s
Anya Shrubsole lifts the women’s Hundred trophy after Southern Brave beat Northern Superchargers in the final at Lord’s in August. Photograph: Julian Finney/Getty Images

Umpires were paid three times more to officiate in the men’s Hundred this summer than in the women’s Hundred, the Guardian can reveal.

On-field and TV umpires in the women’s Hundred were paid a fee of £300 to officiate in each group‑stage match, while those tasked with officiating in men’s group fixtures were paid £1,000 a game. For the women’s final, umpires received £1,000; yet in the men’s the fee was £2,500.

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