In June 2007, Davies made her first appearance for the senior England side, albeit in a non-international match against an England Cricket Board Invitational XI.
 She was not required to bat or bowl in the match, which England won by five wickets.
 As the English summer continued, she played three matches for the England development squad, making scores of 34 and 18 in matches against South Africa, and 15 against England.
 In November 2007, she was named as part of the England squad which travelled to Australia and New Zealand, her first tour as a member of the senior England side.
 She was selected to play in two of the three warm-up matches on the tour, but did not make her ODI debut until the fifth and final match of the series.
 Coming on to bowl as the first change, Davies claimed four wickets in her first international innings, trapping Lisa Sthalekar, Kate Blackwell and Leonie Coleman leg before wicket, and having Kirsten Pike stumped off the last ball of the innings.
 Despite her performance, Australia won the match by 41 runs.
 After playing the only warm-up match in New Zealand, in which she scored 25 from the lower order, Davies missed the first ODI, returning for the second.
 She bowled six wicket-less overs in this match, and was not required to bat as England chased down the hosts total for the loss of only one wicket.
 Her bowling was used slightly more in the next match, claiming the wicket of Amy Satterthwaite during her nine overs.
 As with the previous match, her batting was not required as England reached the required target with six wickets remaining.
 She added one more wicket the fourth ODI, but there was no result as the match was washed out, leaving Davies without a batting innings during the series.

In September 2007, Davies started studying Sport and Physical Education at the University of Wales Institute, Cardiff, meaning that she had to juggle her cricket career with her academic studies in 2008.
 She represented England sides twice, both in early August, playing for the academy against Ireland and for the development squad the following day against the senior England side.
 As an MCC Young Cricketer, she was also selected to play in an MCC side against India later in the same month.
 She played five Somerset's six County Championship matches, her best performance of the season coming against Warwickshire, when she claimed a wicket and scored 25 runs to help her county to victory.
 She also made one appearance in the Super Fours for Rubies.
In June 2007, Davies made her first appearance for the senior England side, albeit in a non-international match against an England Cricket Board Invitational XI.  She was not required to bat or bowl in the match, which England won by five wickets.  As the English summer continued, she played three matches for the England development squad, making scores of 34 and 18 in matches against South Africa, and 15 against England.  In November 2007, she was named as part of the England squad which travelled to Australia and New Zealand, her first tour as a member of the senior England side.  She was selected to play in two of the three warm-up matches on the tour, but did not make her ODI debut until the fifth and final match of the series.  Coming on to bowl as the first change, Davies claimed four wickets in her first international innings, trapping Lisa Sthalekar, Kate Blackwell and Leonie Coleman leg before wicket, and having Kirsten Pike stumped off the last ball of the innings.  Despite her performance, Australia won the match by 41 runs.  After playing the only warm-up match in New Zealand, in which she scored 25 from the lower order, Davies missed the first ODI, returning for the second.  She bowled six wicket-less overs in this match, and was not required to bat as England chased down the hosts total for the loss of only one wicket.  Her bowling was used slightly more in the next match, claiming the wicket of Amy Satterthwaite during her nine overs.  As with the previous match, her batting was not required as England reached the required target with six wickets remaining.  She added one more wicket the fourth ODI, but there was no result as the match was washed out, leaving Davies without a batting innings during the series.
In September 2007, Davies started studying Sport and Physical Education at the University of Wales Institute, Cardiff, meaning that she had to juggle her cricket career with her academic studies in 2008.  She represented England sides twice, both in early August, playing for the academy against Ireland and for the development squad the following day against the senior England side.  As an MCC Young Cricketer, she was also selected to play in an MCC side against India later in the same month.  She played five Somerset's six County Championship matches, her best performance of the season coming against Warwickshire, when she claimed a wicket and scored 25 runs to help her county to victory.  She also made one appearance in the Super Fours for Rubies.
Steph Davies