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Suspense crime, Digital Desk : The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) has announced new squad details for the one-day series set to start on May 21, 2025, for West Indies Women’s team. This marks the first assignment for Nat Sciver-Brunt's full-time captaincy and Charlotte Edward's tenure as head coach.

Key Selections and Returns

Emma Lamb and Alice Davidson-Richards are returning to the ODI squad.

Sophie Ecclestone was ruled out with a knee injury. While she did recently play for Lancashire, the team felt that she wasn't completely match fit.

Freya Kemp, Danielle Gibson, and Lauren Filer are all sidelined due to fitness issues.

Maia Bouchier has been omitted despite being part of the previous Ashes squad.

Charlotte Edwards stated:

"Sophie has been rehabbing well but playing isn’t enough with the lack of competition for him so we’ll wait longer to make the call.”

Tactical Changes in Leadership and Strategic Selections

Nat Sciver-Brunt replaces Heather knight after a string of underwhelming performances.

Lydia Greenway has taken over the role of National Selector and her first task was this selection.

It is assumed that form from earlier rounds of Metro Bank One Day Cup were used as the criteria for selection.

Noting Charlotte Edwards’s comments were:  

“We wish to initiate strong performances for the summer. Achieving victories and outperforming expectations is the goal for this series, starting with the white ball matches.”  

England Women’s T20I Squad:  

Nat Sciver-Brunt (C)  

Emily Arlott  

Tammy Beaumont  

Lauren Bell  

Alice Capsey  

Charlie Dean  

Sophia Dunkley  

Sarah Glenn  

Amy Jones  

Heather Knight  

Paige Scholfield  

Linsey Smith  

Issy Wong  

Danni Wyatt-Hodge  

England Women's ODI Squad:  

Nat Sciver-Brunt (C)  

Alice Davidson-Richards  

Emily Arlott  

Tammy Beaumont  

Lauren Bell  

Kate Cross  

Charlie Dean  

Sophia Dunkley  

Mahika Gaur  

Sarah Glenn  

Amy Jones  

Heather Knight  

Emma Lamb  

Linsey Smith


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