Pavely enjoys outstanding season en route to England A call up

The 2026 season proved to be a breakthrough campaign for the 22-year-old, where she hit the ground running from the off, particularly in the Metro Bank One Day Cup.

Her form over the opening weeks of the season saw her earn a call up to the England squad during their One Day International series with New Zealand in the summer, and while she didn’t earn any playing time, her performances on the pitch earned wide-spread recognition, particularly amongst Bears fans.

After amassing 548 runs across 14 matches in the 50-over format for Warwickshire this term, she was recently named alongside three other Bears in the England Women A squads set to take on India A this winter across all three formats.

Pavely incredibly scored 400 runs across the first six Women’s One Day Cup matches of 2026, and it all began in week two of the campaign where she struck a blistering 63 not out from only 38 deliveries at Edgbaston Stadium. The game against Hampshire would end up being abandoned due to the weather, but that innings lit the fuse for what was to come.

Next up, Pavely added 26 in a low-scoring win over Essex, before she found her very best form against eventual winners of the competition, The Blaze. The left hander came to the crease with her team 64/3, and would end the innings unbeaten, with 128 runs to her name.

It would be her first List A century, with her stunning knock coming from 102 deliveries, with 13 fours and five sixes.

She wouldn’t have to wait long for her second century either. Just four days in fact.

This time, Pavely would power the Bears to a 34-run win at Edgbaston against Somerset. On this occasion she made 127 from only 103 deliveries, and helped Warwickshire to a match-winning total of 336.

Pavely would continue her outstanding form with two more 50s in the Bears’ next two games, scoring 55 against Durham, before top-scoring with 63 in a thrilling win against Lancashire.

Her form with the bat coupled with her return of 16 wickets at an average just a tick over 30 in the One Day Cup, made her a prized asset during the 2026 campaign.

Pavely will now look to impress with England Women A, alongside Warwickshire teammates Hannah Baker, Katie George and Issy Wong, with their tour of India beginning with three T20s starting from Friday 30 November.