Sciver-Brunt 'given the reins' to lead her way - Edwards
Summary
Nat Sciver-Brunt, the new captain of the England women's cricket team, is ready to resume training after her maternity leave. She is expected to approach her new role with independence and will have the freedom to command the team in her own style, according to head coach Charlotte Edwards.Key Facts
- Nat Sciver-Brunt was appointed the new captain of England’s women's cricket team.
- She will return to training next week after completing her maternity leave.
- Previously, she served as vice-captain to Heather Knight.
- Sciver-Brunt and Edwards' first task is a series against West Indies, which kicks off on 21 May 2022, followed by a series against India.
- Sciver-Brunt has led England in 11 T20s and one one-day international match, netting a total of nine wins.
- Coach Edwards plans to form a leadership group to ease any workload pressures off Sciver-Brunt and ensure effective future planning.
- Heather Knight, the former skipper, will not be a part of the new leadership group.
- In response to recent criticisms, the team will be altering their approach to social media and focusing more on professional behaviors.
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