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Teen Sisters Score Big on Dragons' Den for Women's Cricket Gear

Summary

  • Two teenage sisters secured £50,000 investment for their women's cricket equipment company.
  • They created Maiden Cricket to address ill-fitting sportswear designed for men.
  • All five investors on Dragons' Den offered deals to the ambitious entrepreneurs.
Teen Sisters Score Big on Dragons' Den for Women's Cricket Gear

Two teenage sisters have secured a substantial £50,000 investment from Dragons' Den for their groundbreaking women's cricket apparel company. Seventeen-year-old Cat and her 19-year-old sister Honor founded Maiden Cricket after experiencing firsthand the frustration of using ill-fitting sportswear designed for the men's game.

Their appearance on the BBC One show saw them receive offers from all five investors, a testament to their innovative solution. Honor expressed their desire to make the sport feel more tailored to girls, noting their surprise that it took young women to identify such a fundamental problem. Cat shared her pre-pitch nerves, revealing they recorded themselves to practice. Their venture aims to empower women to address issues and create solutions, extending beyond cricket to a broader message of female entrepreneurship.

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