In a huge blow for England’s women’s national cricket team, captain Nut Skyvar-Brant has been dropped out of the remaining part of the T20I series against India’s women’s national cricket team.
The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) confirmed development through a post on Saturday, 5 July, and named a replacement for NAT SCIVER-Brunt in the T20i squad.
England captain Nut Skyvar-Bunt dropped out of the T20I series against India
Superstar all-rounder and England women’s national cricket team captain Nut Skyvar-Brant suffered a left-waist injury in Bristol and missed the third T20I against India’s women’s national cricket team.
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The scan further revealed that the 32 -year -old man would not be able to get fitness for the remaining of the series, but is likely to be available for selection for a three -match ODI series against women in Blue.
Maia Bouchier has officially replaced the skiver-arm in the T20i squad, and the Tammy will captain the English team in the Beom Series.
The ECB said in an official statement on X, “Nut skivor-bunt will remember the rest of the IT20 series against India, as he suffered a left waist injury in Bristol.”
“Tammy Beomont will continue to captain the captain in its absence, with the Maiya Boucier Squad replaces the skiver-brorant. The metro bank is expected to be available for the selection for the start of the ODI series.”
Nat will recall the rest of the Vitality IT20 series against India due to his left waist injury in the Nut Skiver-Brant Bristol.
Tammy Beomont will continue for the captain in its absence, in which Maiya will replace Skyvar-Kara in the Bouchier Squad. Sciver-Grunt is expected … pic.twitter.com/it4xbfppma
– England Cricket (@NglandCrick) July 5, 2025
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Keep England’s women’s chain alive
The T20I series between India’s women and women of England currently have 2–1 in favor of visitors. The women of India won the series opener by a huge margin of 97 runs at Trent Bridge in Nottingham, thanking Smriti Madhana for the historic century. Then, visitors won the second T20i by 24 runs at the county ground in Bristol as Amanjot Kaur performed her all-round heroines.
In the third T20i, the host finally bounced back to the Kennington Oval in London and won a 5 -run win to avoid the series defeat.
Batting first, he posted 171/9 on board, riding a sensational half-center from Sophia Dunkley and Danny Wet-Hodes, and with ball, he banned Team India to 166/5.
Speaking after the match, Stand-in Captain Tammy Beomon said he was proud of the fight displayed by his companions. He said:
“This is what you are seeing in cricket. We came to the right, I love the fight with the girls there completely and I am proud of each of them.”
If we are honest, it was a bit difficult to start the wicket – Tammy Beom
Tammy Buomont further stated that the third T20I was difficult to bat on the pitch, but Sophia Dunkley and Danny Wyt-Hose made batting easier. He said:
“If we are honest, it was a bit difficult to start the wicket, and the longer the partnership was going on, we forgot it. We went in and tried to play the same shots that Danny and Sophia were played and there was a fall. We will learn from it and face it in this way.”
Tammy Buomont also admitted that England’s women’s national cricket team did not give a correct performance and expanded:
“This is a big moment for this team, it is a young and inexperienced team, we know this is not a perfect performance. But we know that now we can go out of the toe with this Indian team and come to the top. Death bowling was so clear and it was pleasing.
“(Filer) She changed the game, she was furious and was hitting people on the head, it is not easy to bowl fast in bowling, but tonight she changed the game. I had dropped the KPC along with my sleeve, but went out with five out and out bowlers, even the figures of Dean did not show how well she bowled.”
