Lisa Keightley has been appointed as the new head coach of the Northern Superchargers women's team. Keightley, who was Britain Ladies' lead trainer from 2019 to 2022, replaces Dani Hazell, who is leaving Superchargers toward the finish of her agreement, following four years with the group. "The potential chance to be lead trainer of Northern Superchargers is a colossal honor," she said, "and I'm eager to expand on the strong groundworks laid throughout the course of recent years. The Hundred has been a unique advantage. It has given the ladies' down a splendid stage and giving players enough stage to grandstand their abilities. "Headingley has been a brilliant illustration of how fans have embraced this intriguing contest, and I'm truly anticipating being there the following year. Our objective as a group is to win the opposition, and with the center crew we're attempting to hold before cutoff time day, close by the players we'll enroll through the Hundred draft, I'm certain we can possibly accomplish that." Keightley is as of now filling in as lead trainer of Sydney Roar in the WBBL and is important for Delhi Capitals' instructing group in the WPL. She played nine Tests and 82 one-day internationals for Australia and was the primary lady to score hundred years at Master's. Sanjay Patel, Yorkshire's break President, added: "We are really glad to invite Lisa toward the Northern Superchargers. With her broad involvement with both worldwide and establishment ladies' cricket, Lisa will assume a key part in allowing us the best opportunity to succeed and win the opposition in 2025. We are eager to work with her as we hope to advance a positive, engaging, and winning brand of cricket across our groups. "I might likewise want to stretch out my genuine thanks to Dani for her significant commitments throughout the course of recent years with Northern Superchargers Ladies. We want her to enjoy all that life has to offer in her future undertakings." Northern Superchargers Seat, Kirsty Bashforth, said: "We're invigorated for the following section as we enter the fifth year of the opposition. This achievement brings global experience and new open doors for development. We anticipate seeing each group develop and upgrade the opposition."