The women of England have announced the 15-Khiladi squad for the upcoming ODI leg of the ongoing multi-form series against women of India.
Captain Nut Skivor-Bunt, who missed the following stages of the T20i series due to a waist injury, led the side to the 50-over format.
Batting in the second T20I, Nut Skiver-Bunt retained a waist injury and was dropped out of the last three matches.
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Tammy Beomont stepped as captain for the third T20I at Kia Oval, where England defeated India by five runs in a close fighting competition. The visiting team is moving from series 2–1.
NAT Sciver-Grunt named England Women’s Captain for India ODI series
The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) confirmed that NAT Sciver-Brunt would be available for the upcoming ODI series against India starting from July 16. The board said he is expected to contribute as a captain and as an all-rounder.
She will fit perfectly for the first ODI at Utilita Bowl. The remaining two matches of the three-game series are scheduled on July 19 at Lord’s and on July 22 in Chester-Le-Steret.
On Tuesday, July 8, an official statement by the board said, “Captain Nut Skyvar-Bunt is expected that he is expected to play the entire role in the series, despite remembering the end of the Vitality IT20 series with a waist injury in an official statement of the board on July 8, 8, 8 July 8.
Sophie Eclestone and Maiya Boucier England return to the Women’s ODI squad
Star spinner Sophie Eclestone is back after recalling the West Indies series, replacing leg-spinner Sarah Glen. Maia Bouchier, who recently joined the T20I squad as a replacement for NAT Sciver-Brunt, also returned to the ODI squad.
Fast bowler Lauren Filers retained their place in the team after impressing their speed during the third T20 Eye at Oval, where they bowled fastest in women’s cricket. The aim of the women of England is to challenge India in the upcoming ODI series.
English Women OD Squad to face India: Nat Skivor-Bunt (Captain), EM Earlot, Tammy Buomont, Lauren Bell, Maiya Bouchier, Ellis Capsi, Kate Cross, Ellis Davidson-Richards, Charlie Dean, Sophia Dunkle, Sophie Eclestone, Lauren Filers, Emmy Jones, Emma Lamb, Lenc Smith
India has actually pushed us during the T20I series – Charlotte Edwards
The newly appointed head coach of the England women’s team, Charlotte Edwards, described the upcoming ODI series against India as an important opportunity to evaluate their squad as they aim to bounce back from disappointing performance in recent campaigns.
Edwards said, “India has actually pushed us during the Vitality IT20 series.”
“We knew that they have learned a lot about the team in three matches so far. Some good moments have come, but we are a team in the transition and we need to work hard to do what we are constantly trying to do more, and for a long time. It will be asked in the ODI again.
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