Nottinghamshire's Women will compete in the Royal London Women's One Day Cup and Vitality Women's County T20 this season.
Head Coach Martyn Kiel has assembled a squad blending youth and experience, and including England internationals Kirstie Gordon and Jenny Gunn, who returned to her home county on the eve of the season.
Below, the squad share their most memorable moments in green and gold, in their own words:
Sonia Odedra
Debut: 2009
Playing style: Right-handed all-rounder (medium-fast bowler)
Most memorable Nottinghamshire moment: Playing alongside greats like Jane Smit and Jenny Gunn, winning the T20 competition in 2014, and winning back-to-back promotions in 2016 and 2017.
Amy Gauvrit
Debut: 2014
Playing style: Right-arm medium pacer
Most memorable Nottinghamshire moment: Becoming T20 Champions in 2014.
Sarah Bryce
Debut: 2019
Playing style: Wicketkeeper-batter
Most memorable Nottinghamshire moment: Getting a win on my Notts debut against Sussex.
Jenny Gunn
Debut: 2001
Playing style: Right-handed all-rounder (medium-fast bowler)
Most memorable Nottinghamshire moment: Making my first senior century.
Gunn is in her second spell with Notts, having taken 100 wickets in her first 14-year spell with the club.
The 32-year-old is England's second-highest wicket-taker in One Day International cricket, and was part of the victorious England squads in the 2009 Women’s T20 World Cup and the Women’s Cricket World Cups in 2009 and 2017.
Gunn was awarded an MBE in 2014 for services to cricket.
Yvonne Graves
Debut: 2017
Playing style: Right-handed all-rounder (medium-fast bowler)
Most memorable Nottinghamshire moment: Making fifty against Somerset.
Sophie Munro
Debut: 2017
Playing style: Right-arm fast-medium bowler
Most memorable Nottinghamshire moment: Taking a five-fer on my senior debut aged 15, and going on to take nine wickets over that bank holiday weekend.
Rachael Potter
Debut: 2019
Playing style: Right-handed all-rounder
Most memorable Nottinghamshire moment: Still to come!
Kirstie Gordon
Debut: 2016
Playing style: Left-arm spinner
Most memorable Nottinghamshire moment: Winning the Division Two T20 Cup, and becoming the leading wicket taker in 2018.
Gordon's biggest success to date came in her third season with Notts in 2018, with the spinner taking 35 wickets at 10.06 and earning a deserved call-up to the England squad for the World T20.
The 21-year-old followed this up by being her country’s most dangerous bowler in the World Cup, taking eight wickets at 12.25 as England finished runners-up.
Rebecca Widdowson
Debut: 2007
Playing style: ‘Passionate’ right-handed medium-pacer
Most memorable Nottinghamshire moment: Winning the T20 competition by running out Claire Taylor from a one-handed pick up.
Lucy Higham
Debut: 2017
Playing style: Middle order batter/ off spinner, dynamic in the field
Most memorable Nottinghamshire moment: All the hard-fought wins we have claimed with grit and determination.
Megan Hodkinson
Debut: tbc
Playing style: ‘Tactical’ bowler
Most memorable Nottinghamshire moment: Still to come!
Megan Burton
Debut: 2017
Playing style: Batter – the ‘James Milner’ of cricket, bringing energy and dogged determination.
Most memorable Nottinghamshire moment: Securing a tie against Warwickshire last season, winning the T20 title, and stealing a batting point from Yorkshire last year to remain in Division One.
Polly Inglis
Debut: 2019
Playing style: ‘Unorthodox' right-handed batter
Most memorable Nottinghamshire moment: Beating Warwickshire in a nailbiting game by just 4 runs.
Teresa Graves
Debut: 2018
Playing style: All-rounder
Most memorable Nottinghamshire moment: Top-scoring with 45 runs off 28 balls to beat Yorkshire in a T20 game.
Hannah Hughes
Debut: 2011
Playing style: 'Unorthodox' batter playing 'four shot roulette' - blocking, sweeping, cutting and pulling.
Most memorable Nottinghamshire moment: Winning every game in T20 Division Two in 2017 to gain promotion back to the top flight after one season.
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Find a full list of Nottinghamshire Women's fixtures for 2019 here.