Taylor and Dottin sign for Women's Hundred franchises

Stafanie Taylor and Deandra Dottin have become the first west indies players to sign up for the Women's Hundred in England. They join Australians Jess Jonassen and Rachael Haynes and South Africa's Mignon Du Preez as each of the competition's eight teams unveiled a new marquee player on Tuesday.

Dottin will play for London Spirit for the competition's first season, starting in July next year, and Taylor has signed for Southern Brave, while Du Preez is headed to Manchester Originals.

West Indies captain Taylor will play alongside New Zealand star Suzie Bates and England internationals Anya Shrubsole and Danni Wyatt at Southern Brave, where former England captain Charlotte Edwards will be head coach.