Field starting playing bowls at the age of eight,[5][6] in her local village hall in York,[2] giving the short mat game a go.

[2] Subsequent moves to Boston, Lincolnshire with her family and then to study at the University of East Anglia in Norwich only increased her appetite for the game.

[2] Field reached her first World Indoor Bowls ladies singles final in 2013, defeating Alison Merrien in a tie-break set[9] becoming the youngest ever winner of the event at 23.

[5] The victory gained Field a wild card entry into the WBT International Open and direct qualification for the World Indoor Championships in 2014,[1] where she was beaten by 18-year-old Katherine Rednall in the final.

[11][12] Field won her first outdoor titles, winning the ladies two-wood singles and junior pairs events at the National Championships in 2014.