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In a colossal for the National Women’s Cricket team in England, the pattern Nat Sciver-Brunt has been ruled out of the rest of the T20i series against India Women National Cricket Team.
The Cricket Board of England and Wales (ECB) confirmed the development through a publication at X.com on Saturday, July 5 and has named a Nat Sciver-Brunt replacement at T20i template.
England captain Nat Sciver-Brunt was ruled out of the T20i series against India
The All-Rounder Superstile and Captain of the National Women’s Cricket team of England, Nat Sciver-Brunt, suffered an injury to their intake in Bristol and lost the third T20I against the India Women’s Clicet National Team.
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Explorations revealed that the 32 -year -old would not be able to achieve physical fitness for the rest of the series, but it is likely to be available for the selection of the three -party hate series against women in blue.
Maia Bouchier has officially replaced Sciver-Brunt on T20i template, and Tammy Beaumont will capture the English team of the series.
“Nat Sciver-Brunt will miss the rest of the Vitality IT20 series against India due to the injury to its left intake that suffered in Bristol,” the ECB said in an official statement on X.
“Tammy Beaumont will continue captain in his absence, with Maia Bouchier replacing Sciver-Brunt on the workforce. Sciver-Brunt is expected to be available for selection for the start of the Metro Bank Hate series.”
Nat Sciver-Brunt will miss the rest of the Vitality IT20 series against India due to the left-wing injury he suffered in Bristol.
Tammy Beaumont will continue captain in the absence, with Maia Bouchier replacing Sciver-Brunt in the template. Sciver-Brunt is expected … pic.twitter.com/it4xbfppma
– England cricket (@englandcricket) July 5, 2025
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The women of England keep the series alive
The T20i series between India and England women in India is currently 2-1 in favor of visitors. The women of India won the series’s workshop by a huge margin of 97 shot at the Truent Bridge de Nottingham, thanks to the historic century of Smriti Mandhana. The visitors then won the second T20I by 24 runs in the Bristol County enclosure, while Amanjot Kaur showed his integral heroine.
In the third T20I, the hosts rebounded again at the Kennington Oval in London and recorded a five -way victory to prevent the series’s defeat.
First, they published on 171/9 on the board, setting up the Sensational Half a century of Sophia Dunkley and Danni Wyatt-Hodge, and with the ball they restricted Team India at 166/5.
Speaking after the game, Tammy Beaumont’s captain said he was proud of the struggle his teammates showed. She said:
“This is what you are looking for on the cricket. We found ourselves on the right side, I love absolutely the fight of the girls who are there and so proud of each of them.”
If we are honest, Wicket was a bit difficult to start – Tammy Beaumont
Tammy Beaumont said that the third T20i pitch was difficult to beat, but Sophia Dunkley and Danni Wyatt-Hodge made the shake looking easy. She said:
“If we are honest, the Wicket was a bit difficult to start, and the longer the collaboration continued, we forget. We entered and we tried to interpret the same traits as Danny and Sophia played and there was a collapse. We will learn from this and face with the doctors like that.”
Tammy Beaumont also admitted that the National Women’s Cricket team in England did not offer a perfect performance and elaborated:
“It is a massive time for this team, it is a young and inexperienced team, we know that it is not a perfect performance. But we know that now we can go on foot with this Indian team and go out on top. The Death Boy was so clearly and liked.
“(Fil) changed the game, was burning and hitting people on their heads, Bowling Fast is not easy, but tonight the game changed. I also had a sleeve, but I went with the bowls of five and out, even Dean’s figures did not reflect the bowl.”
