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Scotland have announced their 15 players’ squad for the next Cricet Cricket Cricklet World Cup qualifierestablished to take place in Pakistan Next month. The team includes 12 players who participated in the ICC T20 World Cup of last year, with experienced Kathryn Bryce, continuing as a Captain as Scotland, intends to qualify for its first 50-year-old World Cup.

Notable omissions and inclusions

The lack of the team is Australian all Saskia Horleywho has made the decision to stop the international cricket. Filador Olivia Bell is absent due to shoulder injuries.

Teen mixer Sproul pippa He made his first call after his impressive show at the ICC’s 19 -year World Cup of the ICC for which he appeared as the highest scotch of Scotland.

Coach Wallace supports Pippa Sproul to succeed

Main coach of the National Scotland team CRAIG WALLACE He was convinced of Sproul’s ability and hopes that he will do well at a senior level.

“Pippa (Sproul) is a selection for the first time, and I’m excited for her. Said Wallace.

“Hopefully he can contribute the excellent skills he showed in the World Cup of Children under 19 last January. Wallace added.

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Scotland Qualification Challenge

With only two dockets available for the Indian Women’s World Cup this year, Scotland will have a hard battle in the qualifying party. Scotland will compete against rigid opponents in the form of the West Indies, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Ireland and Thailand when they try to end in the first two.

Back of Scotland for the Women’s Cricket World Cup:

Kathryn Bryce (C), Chloe Abel, Abbi Aitken-Drummond, Sarah Bryce (WK), Darcey Carter, Priyanaz Chatterji, Katherine Fraser, Ailsa Lister (WK), Abtaha Maqsood, Megan McColl, Hannah Rainey, Nayma Sheikh, Rachel, Pippa Ellen (Wk) (WK) (WK) (WK) (WK) (WK) (WK)

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This article was first published in Womencricket.cominto Cricket time Business.