of the 50-over Super Fours tournament, but took over as wicket-keeper for the next three, claiming two stumpings. She was one of only four players to take part in all six matches for the Emeralds, and scored 48 runs at an average of 9.60. In two recorded matches for Worcestershire Under-17s, she top-scored in her county's innings on both occasions, making 28 of Worcestershire's 77 in a heavy defeat to Warwickshire, and 126 in a large victory over Shropshire. The 2007 Super Fours competition saw Le Marchand represent the Diamonds, once again playing all six matches. She batted as part of the lower order, and only played two innings, scoring 14 runs in the competition. Her 12 dismissals in the tournament—5 stumpings and 7 catches—were the most by any player. Move to Somerset In 2008, Le Marchand moved from Worcestershire to Somerset, allowing her to compete in Division Two of the Women's County Championship. She made her debut in the competition against Surrey in May 2008, scoring 45 runs off 57 balls for her new county. She finished the season with a batting average of 41.00, joint second-highest on the team behind Elwyn Campbell. Playing in the middle order, her 45 on debut remained her highest score of the season, but she made useful scores in both matches against Lancashire and remained unbeaten twice. She was once again selected to play in the Super Fours, playing four of six matches for the Rubies. She failed to pass 20 runs in any of her innings, although she remained not out on 19 against the Diamonds at the close of the innings. Promoted to open the innings alongside her captain Steph Davies for the start of the 2009 campaign, Le Marchand scored two half-centuries in her first four matches of the season before being moved back down the order. She scored 69 runs and shared an opening partnership of 128 with Davies during Somerset's opening home fixture against Surrey, helping her side to a 21 run victory. Her second half-century, a slow 57 which was scored off 136 balls, came during a 4 wicket defeat to Kent two matches later. The remaining four matches of the season saw her move around the batting order, twice playing in the middle order, and twice opening. She failed to reach double figures in any of these matches, scoring ducks on each occasion she opened, and