England's batters are giving me T20 World Cup headache - Edwards
Summary
England's women's cricket head coach Charlotte Edwards is still deciding on the best batting lineup for the upcoming T20 World Cup after their 2-1 series win over New Zealand. The team has key players returning from injury and personal leave, and while the bowling looks strong, the batting positions remain uncertain.Key Facts
- England won a T20 series against New Zealand by 2-1.
- The T20 World Cup starts on 12 June and England has named a 15-player squad.
- Captain Nat Sciver-Brunt is recovering from a calf injury and has played only two matches since February.
- Regular opener Danni Wyatt-Hodge missed recent games to be with her wife for the birth of their child but is expected to return soon.
- England's bowling, especially the powerplay pair Lauren Bell and Linsey Smith, is performing well.
- Batting positions are still being tested, with players like Alice Capsey and Sophia Dunkley trying to secure spots.
- All-rounders Dani Gibson and Freya Kemp add versatility, but their place depends on returning players.
- Coach Edwards feels positive about the squad depth and is not worried about Sciver-Brunt’s limited recent play.
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