Surrey have signed Ireland wicketkeeper-batter Amy Hunter for seven games in the Metro Bank One-Day Cup. Hunter, 19, has represented her nation in 43 T20Is and 36 ODIs, and she recently participated in the ICC World Cup Qualifier. When she made 121 not out against Zimbabwe in Harare on her 16th birthday, she became the youngest player to score a century for an international team. Emma Calvert, Surrey's director of women's cricket, stated, "We're looking forward to welcoming Amy into our environment." She is a promising young cricket player who has performed admirably for the Irish national team. "I'm confident she will be a great signing for the team in the first block of the season," said Amy, "adding depth to our squad in the department of wicketkeeping." During the World Cup Qualifier, Hunter scored 201 runs at 40.20, which was good enough for her team to finish second, but it wasn't enough to get Ireland into the tournament in India later this year. Hunter said: "I can't wait to join up with the Surrey squad and get a taste of English domestic cricket. Sharing a dressing room with a highly experienced team that plays a wide variety of cricket is an exciting opportunity for me. I hope to help the club win its first game of the season.