The Super League is a new format aimed at further developing Dutch women’s cricket, narrowing the gap between club teams and the national team, and encouraging attacking batting. This is in view of the shorter forms of T10 and T20 cricket in general, and the upcoming T20 European Qualifier in particular. The latter tournament will take place in Spain at the beginning of September.

Tachyon Security CEO and Co-owner Rashid Shah comments: We are thrilled to extend our support to the new KNCB initiative, as it aligns perfectly with our vision for the advancement of international women’s cricket. The Dutch women’s team, having reclaimed its ODI status in 2022, has consistently demonstrated remarkable ambition, talent, and unwavering determination. These qualities resonate strongly with Tachyon Security, making our association with this initiative all the more meaningful.

“ We are excited to have Tachyon Security as our title sponsor for the Dutch Women’s Super League,” adds Subir Shrestha, KNCB’s Performance & Operations Manager. “Their valued support will help us to continue to grow the Super League and further develop women’s cricket in the Netherlands.”

About Tachyon Security

Established in 1997 as Rimlan BV, Tachyon Security specializes in providing comprehensive technology solutions and consulting services to enable enterprises to establish effective digital workspaces. With a strong focus on security, the company assists clients across diverse industries in leveraging technology to enhance productivity and foster collaboration. Tachyon offers end-to-end technology and consulting services, enabling companies to transform their IT strategies into actionable plans. Whether it’s tackling complex large-scale IT projects or addressing smaller tasks related to fundamental work or critical IT infrastructure, Tachyon Security is equipped to support organizations at every level.

About the KNCB

The KNCB, founded in 1883, has been organizing cricket leagues in the Netherlands for men, women, and youth for more than 135 years. The national men’s and women’s teams compete in the global sub-top. In recent decades, the Dutch cricket community has also offered thousands of expats and other people with foreign roots the opportunity to play cricket in the Netherlands. Visit www.kncb.nl for more information.