England coach Charlotte Edwards to impose the minimum fitness standards for women’s team Cricket news

Charlotte Edwards, England coach, will impose the minimum physical fitness standards for players next year.

Edwards John Lewis succeeded in the job after the latter was dismissed in the aftermath of the ash 16-0 in Australia during the winter.

Athlete in England was criticized in that series, as was by the former roundabout Alex Hartley after the T20 World Cup came out after defeating the West Islands a few months ago.

I see a truly content set, a very confident group ready to go there and play. It is about us to look forward and change the way we go a little. This professionalism is something that really bought players.

Before the first responsible match – the T20 International against the West Indies in Canterbury from Wednesday, lives on Sky Sports Cricket From 6 pm (6:30 pm, the first ball) – Edwards told the correspondents: “It is clear that we had to see the fitness problem.

“Before (50 World Cups in India this fall), it comes to individuals who improve as possible.

“I will not put fitness criteria as there were no criteria in place, so it will be the defeat of the object.

“The players realize that there will be a minimum of fitness standards within 12 months that players must adhere to.

“There must be accountability. But I was very affected by the way they went to things. I couldn’t be more liked.

“The field is a large part of the game”

“The field is something we have worked hard in the past few weeks, so we hope that we can bring energy in this field.

“It is a trust. Winter was about confidence, and when you lack this against one of the best teams in the world, you fall into the hungry and I think it becomes a little bit.

“It is about staying positively and we did a lot of field – we had a great session under the spotlight – so I am really confident of their whereabouts.

“My physically is really good and we have some great players in our T20 team. It’s a large part of the game and we know it.”

Edwards Hopol Echleston will return to the India series

England will be Ecclestone, No. 1 roundabout in ODI and T20i Cricket, for three T20s and many 50 matches against the West Indies.

The 26 -year -old has recently returned from a knee injury and will continue to play locally with Lancashire before a possible return against India later this summer.

Edwards added: “I had a lot of communication with Sophie. When the team was chosen, you did not play the cricket.

“Between us, we felt that the best preparation for the summer is to return and play with Lancashire and get some crickets under her belt.

“I just want her to play and put herself in a good place to choose for the India series.”

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Summer fixtures for women in England

At all times in the United Kingdom and Ireland; All games live on Sky Sports

T20 International Series against the West Islands (May)

• First t20: Wednesday May 21 (6.30 pm) – Canterbury
• Second T20: Friday May 23 (6.35 pm) – Hove
• Third T20: Monday May 26 (2.30 pm) – Chelseford

An international series for one day against the West Islands (May to June)

• First ODI: Friday, May 30 (1 pm) – Derby
• Odi II: Wednesday 4 (1 pm) – Leicester
• Odi Third: Saturday 7 June (11 am) – Tonton

T20 International series against India (June to July)

• First t20: Saturday 28 June (2.30 pm) – Trent Bridge
• Second T20: Tuesday 1 July (6.30 pm) – Bristol
• Third T20: Friday, July 4 (6.35 pm) – Kia OVAL
• Fourth T20: Wednesday 9 July (6.30 pm) – UAE Old Trafford
• Fifth T20: Saturday 12 July (6.35 pm) – Edgbaston

An international series for one day against India (July)

• First ODI: Wednesday 16 (1 pm) – Southampton
• Odi II: Saturday, July 19 (11 am) – Lord
• Odi Third: Tuesday, July 22 (1 pm)-Chinster-L-Street