Nat Sciver-Brunt of England describes his priorities before the first task as a full-time captain

NAT SPE-BRUNT It is intended to undertake his term as full -time captain of the female cricket team of England, determined to lead the side to win the paths after a difficult period. His appointment follows a significant rehabilitation in the leadership of England, which he saw Heather Knight goes down as captain after nine years and main coach Jon Lewis Also go out to the series of disappointing ashes earlier this year.

All the launch takes the reins through all the formats, with the former Captain and the legend of England Charlotte Edwards Assuming the role of the main coach. This new leadership duo faces the immediate task of revitalizing a staff that experienced a 7-0 overall defeat at the Ashes Down Under, not achieving a single victory in the test, international one-day game and international T20. Australia dominated the series, reaching both the T20IS and the hatred for a margin 3-0 and winning a victory at the emphatic tickets in the only test game.

Nat Sciver-Brunt Era begins: New England captain aims to improve and success the World Cup

Speaking to Sky Sports Cricket before his first Home Tasks against the West Indies and India-Sciver-Brunt presented his vision for the team under his captaincy. “I think for me, the way I want to do things is to seize people to be the best version of themselves”, Stated. “I want to try to create some smarter decisions for everyone and help them learn and grow towards it. Taking things we have done in the past, adjusting -a little and using these things.”

Sciver-Brunt acknowledged the need to move from ashes. “Obviously, nobody likes to go through a series where you do not win a game and obviously it is a profile as high as ashes,” She commented. “I mean, the people on our team really want to go through that.”

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Although the focus focuses on immediate improvement and victory, the new pattern also has its views on future global shows. England has two significant world cups on the horizon: the World Cup of Women’s Hate in the Subcontinent later this year and a T20 World Cup next summer. Sciver-Brunt expressed his confidence in his team’s potential on the world stage. “I think either side will say that he wants to win a World Cup, yes. Anyone who asks inside the side or squad of England, of course, we want to win world tournaments.” Stated. “With two in the next 12 months or so, we have some great opportunities to show what we can do on the world stage.”

The immediate test of Sciver-Brunt and Edwards will be the next series of white balls at home. England is scheduled to play three t20is and three hate against western IndiesWith the series that begins on May 21. After that, they will host India for five T20is and three hate, from June 28.

In the face of these initial meetings, Sciver-Brunt highlighted the competitive nature of his opponents and the illusion of playing in front of the people at home. “Two very competitive parts come to play and yes, I suppose a great opportunity to be in front of the English crowds and show everyone the love and care we have for the game.” She concluded.

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