Jenny Crwys-Williams was recently joined by cricket commentator and anchor Kass Naidoo who shared more about joining Sky Sports as part of the 100 cricket showcasing men and women on the same stage.
Last December she was approached by Sky Sports to present The Hundred this year, however with Covid-19 the tournament was postponed to 2021.
Last week she took to social media to break the news:
Delighted to be announced as one of@skysportscricket presenters for@thehundred and look forward to making my@skysports debut in July. Women’s and men’s cricket showcased on the same stage. It’s going to be amazing!@englandcricket”
She will be joined by presenters Andrew Flintoff, Zainab Abbas and Jacqueline Shepherd as well as cricketing stars from around the world, including: Dinesh Karthik, Stuart Broad, Kevin Pietersen, Tammy Beaumont, Daren Sammy, Mel Jones, Wasim Akram, Lydia Greenway and Kumar Sangakkara.
Director of Sky Sports Cricket Bryan Henderson has also shared his excitement about what is to come.
“We are so excited to help launch this fantastic new tournament this summer. It’s going to be an incredible standard of cricket played at some of the best grounds in the world and everyone’s invited. Hopefully the competition will inspire many girls and boys to pick up a bat and ball. We’ve put together an amazing line up of presenters and commentators; there’s a completely fresh graphics look and some exciting new broadcast technology. We very much hope you enjoy the coverage.”
Naidoo is the founder of gsport4girls, SA’s first initiative dedicated entirely to promoting women’s sport.



