The women’s national cricket team of England has suffered a great shock as Captain Nut Sky-Brant has been dropped from the third T20I against India’s women’s national cricket team.
The third T20I of the five -match series between the India Women’s National Cricket Team and the England Women’s National Cricket Team is scheduled to begin on July 4 at Kennington Oval, London.
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Waist injury rule out of third match against England captain India
On Thursday, July 3, England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) revealed that captain Nut Sky-Brant had to face a left waist injury, which would keep him out of the third T20I against India, and further the scan will determine whether it will be available for the remaining part of the series.
Tammy Buomont has converted the nut skin-arm-arm into a captain for the match against India, and the Hampshire Batter Maya Bouchier has been added to the squad as a cover.
“Ccaptain Nat Sciver-Brunt, Kia Oval will miss the third vitality IT20 with a left waist injury against women in Oval. The results of the scan will determine whether the Sciver-Shrunt needs to remember any more game in the series, the Echermette with the fourth vitality it20 on Wednesday 9 July,” ECB Said in an official statement.
The ECB said, “Tammy Buomont will captain the side in its absence, the Hampshire Batter will cover the squad for the Kia Oval with Maya Bouchier,” the ECB said.
India is 2–0 in the T20I series
Currently, blue-colored women are moving 2–0 in the ongoing T20I series against Nut Skyvar-Brant-led side. India won the first match by a huge margin of 97 runs at Trent Bridge in Nottingham, giving England their heaviest defeat in the history of T20 Eye cricket.
Stand-in Captain and Superstar Batter Smriti Mandana played an important role in India’s victory as it scored 112 off 62 balls, helping India to post a huge clan of 210/5 with 15 fours and 3 sixes, bowlers out of 14.5 overs by bowlers.
Then, India won the second T20I by 24 runs at the County Ground in Bristol. Batting first, he posted 181/4 on board, thanks to Amanjot Kaur (63) and Jemimah Rodrigues (63). With the ball, India did a good job and limited England to 157/7.
We needed more partnership – Nut Skver – Bunt
After the second T20I defeat against India, England female captain Nut Skivor-Bunt said they performed much better, but more partnership was required to cross the Finnish line. That detailed:
“We took wickets in this game, we did not take many wickets in the first game. We needed more participation. We did not adapt very quickly, Lauren Bell was impressive, however, this effort was definitely there (from the team). We have to confidence our players, we must allow the batsmen to express ourselves.
“We needed some partnerships, Tammy (Buomont) and Amy (Jones) showed the way, but we needed one and one. (On Buomont) She has been in great form in domestic cricket, in fact it is happy that she has taken confidence in what she is.
