Nat Sciver-BRUNT EYE CUP GLORY after the Odi Whitewash series on the West Indies Series

England women A series of 3-0 series of defects is concluded against West India Islands with Capeer of nine wicket winning In the final Odi in TAUUNTON. With this series already in the bag, the hosts have not shown any signs of self-consent because they dismantled visitors in the 21-one-one -overing match.

After the bowling first, the hosts briefed the West Islands on only 106/8 before chasing the target in only 10.5, and they concluded one -sided competition and highlights their willingness to greater challenges in the future.

Nat Sciffar is confident, but he warned against the World Cup

He speaks after a confirmed victory, the English language leader Nat Speve She praised the implementation of her team and stressed the need to test different groups before ICC Carcket World CUP 2025It is scheduled to start on September 30 in India.

“Looking at different groups or experimenting with things. We have to collect information or will not be able to explore them near the World Cup. It is fun to see that everyone has given the opportunity has put their hands,” SCIVER-GRUNT said as it was conveyed before ICC.

After taking control earlier this year, the West Indies series used to mix experience with young people-a approach that seems to be fruitful.

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A real test in the conditions of the continent

With the Caribbean challenge behind them now, England has its eyes on the World Cup in India-a destination known as a spin-friendly playground and wet conditions. Sciver-Grount admitted the quoted challenge and emphasized the importance of preparing.

“Some girls have a few days, then some local cricket. We will be interested in going to India,” She added, noting that the team’s focus has already turned into adaptation to the conditions of the continent.

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