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Scotland have been forced to make a change to their workforce competing in the continuum Women’s Women’s World Cup CLUB 2025 Qualifier In Pakistan.
Darcey Carter ruled out with injuries to hand, announced the replacement
All Darcey Carter He suffered an injury in his right hand during the excitement of the Scotland opening match against the West Indies on Wednesday, April 9. Carter had made a significant contribution to this game, scoring 25 runs of 48 balls and also claimed the crucial wicket of the Western Indies Obrador Qiana Joseph with his first ball. Unfortunately, the injury has been ruled out for the rest of the tournament.
Kirsty McColl, nineteen, goes to the squad, receiving his first call to the senior team. Although he still has to make his full international debut, McColl represented Scotland at the T20 World Cup of the U19 ICC earlier this year in Malaysia. The Event Tournament Technical Committee has approved the replacement, allowing MCColl to join the team immediately.
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ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2025 in Lahore
The ICC Cricklet World Cup classification, which runs until April 19 in Lahore, has six teams: Scotland, Pakistan (hosts), Western Indies, Bangladesh, Ireland and Thailand. These teams are competing in a round format for the last two places available in the ICC CRICET World Cup of 2025, which will be held in India at the end of this year.
Scotland began its campaign with an unforgettable victory of 11 runs over the West Indies, but lost against Pakistan in its second game on April 11. They will seek to rebound again at their next crucial meeting against Thailand on April 13, as they continue to qualify for their first World Cup of 50 women.
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This article was first published in Womencricket.cominto Cricket time Business.
