#Mady Kate Villiers

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I LOVE MY TEAM OF DORKS SO MUCH

1 - Mady is so Gen Z

2 & 3 - celebrating or dad dancing?

4 - TAMMY!

5 - Danni what are you doing you are not scary

6 - but this is very on brand

7 & 8 - Sciv’s photos are so funny because it’s like serious serious serious photos like the first and then SUDDENLY

9 - yes hail the queen

10 - is Kate doing the old bounce the ball off the elbow trick?!

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England Women vs India Women: Danni Wyatt Named In England Squad For T20Is Against India | Cricket News

England Women vs India Women: Danni Wyatt Named In England Squad For T20Is Against India | Cricket News

Danni Wyatt was named in England Women’s squad for the upcoming T20I series against India.© Instagram The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) on Tuesday announced the women’s squad for the upcoming three-match T20I series against India. The multi-format series sits at 6-4 to England, with each T20I worth two points. Danni Wyatt and Mady Villiers are back amongst the 14-member squad, while Kate…

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England Women announced the squad for Vitality IT20 against India

England Women announced the squad for Vitality IT20 against India #EnglandWomen #england #vitalityIT20

England Women have published their crew for the Vitality IT20 series against India, which gets in progress at Northampton on Friday. Danni Wyatt and Mady Villiers are back among the 14, while Kate Cross and Lauren Winfield-Hill earn back to play for their local groups and will be accessible during the current end of the week’s Charlotte Edwards Cup activity. Heather Knight – Western…

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Danni Wyatt named in England squad for T20Is against India | Cricket News

Danni Wyatt named in England squad for T20Is against India | Cricket News

LONDON (UK): The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) on Tuesday announced the women’s squad for the upcoming three-match T20I series against India. The multi-format series sits at 6-4 to England, with each T20I worth two points. Danni Wyatt and Mady Villiers are back amongst the 14-member squad, while Kate Cross and Lauren Winfield-Hill return to play for their regional teams and will be…

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India Women vs England Women: India Eye Better Batting Performance As They Face England

Sixteen-year-old Shafali Verma, touted as the next big thing in women's cricket, lasted only three balls while Jemimah Rodrigues crawled to 1 off 11 balls, leaving their team at 16 for two in three overs. The experienced Mandhana and Harmanpreet stitched a 40-run stand before the captain's dismissal triggered a collapse. The Indian bowling attack did all it could, stretching the game till the penultimate over but there were not enough runs on the board. The tournament, which is an important preparatory event ahead of the T20 World Cup beginning in Australia on February 21, is intriguingly poised with all the three teams on 2 points from as many matches after one win and one defeat each. The Indian batters, especially in the middle and lower order, will need to produce a much-improved show against England to brighten their chances of reaching the final. "Our lower order definitely needs to bat a lot better, especially when the top-order doesn't get runs. However, really appreciate the performance of bowlers," Harmanpreet said. Harmanpreet, who has been the top run scorer for her side, will have to once again lead from the front while hoping that young Shafali Verma fires on top of the Indian innings. Another key middle-order batter Veda Krishnamurthy is due a big innings after two failures while one-down Rodrigues also needs to come good on Friday for an Indian win. The England team was lucky to have won against Australia via Super Over in their previous match but it batted well in both the matches. A lot will depend on captain Heather Knight who has been in red-hot form with two back-to-back half centuries.Squads:India Women: Harmanpreet Kaur (capt), Shafali Verma, Smriti Mandhana, Jemimah Rodrigues, Veda Krishnamurthy, Taniya Bhatia, Deepti Sharma, Shikha Pandey, Pooja Vastrakar, Rajeshwari Gayakwad, Radha Yadav, Richa Ghosh, Arundhati Reddy, Harleen Deol, Nuzhat Parween, Poonam Yadav. England Women: Heather Knight (capt), Amy Ellen Jones (wk), Danielle Wyatt, Natalie Sciver, Fran Wilson, Katherine Brunt, Tammy Beaumont, Lauren Winfield, Freya Davies, Sophie Ecclestone, Sarah Glenn, Anya Shrubsole, Georgia Elwiss, Kate Cross, Mady Villiers. Match Starts at 8:40am IST. Read the full article

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Jones in England Women's squad for Pakistan tour

Jones in England Women’s squad for Pakistan tour

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Heather Knight (Berkshire, cap)

Tammy Beaumont (Kent)

Katherine Brunt (Yorkshire)

Kate Cross (Lancashire)

Freya Davies (Sussex)

Sophie Ecclestone (Lancashire)

Sarah Glenn (Worcestershire)

Kirstie Gordon (Nottinghamshire)

Amy Jones (Warwickshire, wicketkeeper)

Nat Sciver (Surrey)

Anya Shrubsole (Berkshire)

Mady Villiers (Essex)

Fran Wilson (Kent)

Lauren Winfield (Yorkshire)

Danni Wyatt…

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England Women to start training from June 22

ENGLAND WOMEN

The Heather Knight-led side would be training in biosecure environments just like the England Men’s team © Getty

Twenty-four England women players will return to individual skills based training on Monday June 22 ahead of a potential tri-series against India and South Africa in September.

England’s women were due to play India in late June but that series was postponed because of Covid-19 while South Africa were originally set to play two T20Is and four ODIs in a bilateral series in September. However, the proposal is now for a T20I tri-series against both nations to take place towards the end of the summer to preserve as many of the women’s fixtures as possible.

Although the details of the tri-series are yet to be confirmed, players returning to training is a pleasing sign. It was only five weeks ago that Clare Connor, the ECB’s managing director of women’s cricket, said there was a risk that no women’s cricket would be played this summer as the ECB prioritised the men’s fixtures in a bid to mitigate as much of the financial impact of Covid-19 as possible.

The players, including captain Heather Knight, Nat Sciver and Sophie Ecclestone, will train across six venues under the same medical guidelines and bio-secure conditions that have been in place for the men’s squad, who returned to training mid-way through May. Initially the sessions will be individual before the players move on to smaller group training.

The six training venues are the ECB’s National Performance Centre in Loughborough, Emerald Headingley, The Kia Oval, Bristol County Ground, 1st Central County Ground in Hove and Chester Boughton Hall CC in Lancashire.

Jonathan Finch, director, England women’s cricket, said: “We remain hopeful of playing cricket this summer and it’s exciting for this group of players to be able to return to training. We’ve had great support from the first-class counties with the use of their venues, and we’re grateful to them for that, and hopefully this is one step closer towards England Women returning to the field this summer.”

Squad:

Tammy Beaumont (Kent/London Spirit), Lauren Bell (Berkshire/Southern Brave), Katherine Brunt (Yorkshire/Trent Rockets), Kate Cross (Lancashire/Manchester Originals), Alice Davidson-Richards (Kent/Northern Superchargers), Freya Davies (Sussex/London Spirit), Sophia Dunkley (Surrey/Southern Brave), Sophie Ecclestone (Lancashire/Manchester Originals), Georgia Elwiss (Sussex/Birmingham Phoenix), Katie George (Hampshire/Welsh Fire), Sarah Glenn (Worcestershire/Trent Rockets), Kirstie Gordon (Kent/Birmingham Phoenix), Amy Jones (Warwickshire/Birmingham Phoenix), Heather Knight (Berkshire/London Spirit), Emma Lamb (Lancashire/Manchester Originals), Nat Sciver (Surrey/Trent Rockets), Anya Shrubsole (Berkshire/Southern Brave), Bryony Smith (Surrey/Welsh Fire), Linsey Smith (Sussex/Northern Superchargers), Mady Villiers (Essex/Trent Rockets), Fran Wilson (Kent/Oval Invincibles), Lauren Winfield (Yorkshire/Northern Superchargers), Issy Wong (Warwickshire/Birmingham Phoenix), Danni Wyatt (Sussex/Southern Brave)

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England Women to start training from June 22

ENGLAND WOMEN

The Heather Knight-led side would be training in biosecure environments just like the England Men’s team © Getty

Twenty-four England women players will return to individual skills based training on Monday June 22 ahead of a potential tri-series against India and South Africa in September.

England’s women were due to play India in late June but that series was postponed because of Covid-19 while South Africa were originally set to play two T20Is and four ODIs in a bilateral series in September. However, the proposal is now for a T20I tri-series against both nations to take place towards the end of the summer to preserve as many of the women’s fixtures as possible.

Although the details of the tri-series are yet to be confirmed, players returning to training is a pleasing sign. It was only five weeks ago that Clare Connor, the ECB’s managing director of women’s cricket, said there was a risk that no women’s cricket would be played this summer as the ECB prioritised the men’s fixtures in a bid to mitigate as much of the financial impact of Covid-19 as possible.

The players, including captain Heather Knight, Nat Sciver and Sophie Ecclestone, will train across six venues under the same medical guidelines and bio-secure conditions that have been in place for the men’s squad, who returned to training mid-way through May. Initially the sessions will be individual before the players move on to smaller group training.

The six training venues are the ECB’s National Performance Centre in Loughborough, Emerald Headingley, The Kia Oval, Bristol County Ground, 1st Central County Ground in Hove and Chester Boughton Hall CC in Lancashire.

Jonathan Finch, director, England women’s cricket, said: “We remain hopeful of playing cricket this summer and it’s exciting for this group of players to be able to return to training. We’ve had great support from the first-class counties with the use of their venues, and we’re grateful to them for that, and hopefully this is one step closer towards England Women returning to the field this summer.”

Squad:

Tammy Beaumont (Kent/London Spirit), Lauren Bell (Berkshire/Southern Brave), Katherine Brunt (Yorkshire/Trent Rockets), Kate Cross (Lancashire/Manchester Originals), Alice Davidson-Richards (Kent/Northern Superchargers), Freya Davies (Sussex/London Spirit), Sophia Dunkley (Surrey/Southern Brave), Sophie Ecclestone (Lancashire/Manchester Originals), Georgia Elwiss (Sussex/Birmingham Phoenix), Katie George (Hampshire/Welsh Fire), Sarah Glenn (Worcestershire/Trent Rockets), Kirstie Gordon (Kent/Birmingham Phoenix), Amy Jones (Warwickshire/Birmingham Phoenix), Heather Knight (Berkshire/London Spirit), Emma Lamb (Lancashire/Manchester Originals), Nat Sciver (Surrey/Trent Rockets), Anya Shrubsole (Berkshire/Southern Brave), Bryony Smith (Surrey/Welsh Fire), Linsey Smith (Sussex/Northern Superchargers), Mady Villiers (Essex/Trent Rockets), Fran Wilson (Kent/Oval Invincibles), Lauren Winfield (Yorkshire/Northern Superchargers), Issy Wong (Warwickshire/Birmingham Phoenix), Danni Wyatt (Sussex/Southern Brave)

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England Women to start training from June 22

ENGLAND WOMEN

The Heather Knight-led side would be training in biosecure environments just like the England Men’s team © Getty

Twenty-four England women players will return to individual skills based training on Monday June 22 ahead of a potential tri-series against India and South Africa in September.

England’s women were due to play India in late June but that series was postponed because of Covid-19 while South Africa were originally set to play two T20Is and four ODIs in a bilateral series in September. However, the proposal is now for a T20I tri-series against both nations to take place towards the end of the summer to preserve as many of the women’s fixtures as possible.

Although the details of the tri-series are yet to be confirmed, players returning to training is a pleasing sign. It was only five weeks ago that Clare Connor, the ECB’s managing director of women’s cricket, said there was a risk that no women’s cricket would be played this summer as the ECB prioritised the men’s fixtures in a bid to mitigate as much of the financial impact of Covid-19 as possible.

The players, including captain Heather Knight, Nat Sciver and Sophie Ecclestone, will train across six venues under the same medical guidelines and bio-secure conditions that have been in place for the men’s squad, who returned to training mid-way through May. Initially the sessions will be individual before the players move on to smaller group training.

The six training venues are the ECB’s National Performance Centre in Loughborough, Emerald Headingley, The Kia Oval, Bristol County Ground, 1st Central County Ground in Hove and Chester Boughton Hall CC in Lancashire.

Jonathan Finch, director, England women’s cricket, said: “We remain hopeful of playing cricket this summer and it’s exciting for this group of players to be able to return to training. We’ve had great support from the first-class counties with the use of their venues, and we’re grateful to them for that, and hopefully this is one step closer towards England Women returning to the field this summer.”

Squad:

Tammy Beaumont (Kent/London Spirit), Lauren Bell (Berkshire/Southern Brave), Katherine Brunt (Yorkshire/Trent Rockets), Kate Cross (Lancashire/Manchester Originals), Alice Davidson-Richards (Kent/Northern Superchargers), Freya Davies (Sussex/London Spirit), Sophia Dunkley (Surrey/Southern Brave), Sophie Ecclestone (Lancashire/Manchester Originals), Georgia Elwiss (Sussex/Birmingham Phoenix), Katie George (Hampshire/Welsh Fire), Sarah Glenn (Worcestershire/Trent Rockets), Kirstie Gordon (Kent/Birmingham Phoenix), Amy Jones (Warwickshire/Birmingham Phoenix), Heather Knight (Berkshire/London Spirit), Emma Lamb (Lancashire/Manchester Originals), Nat Sciver (Surrey/Trent Rockets), Anya Shrubsole (Berkshire/Southern Brave), Bryony Smith (Surrey/Welsh Fire), Linsey Smith (Sussex/Northern Superchargers), Mady Villiers (Essex/Trent Rockets), Fran Wilson (Kent/Oval Invincibles), Lauren Winfield (Yorkshire/Northern Superchargers), Issy Wong (Warwickshire/Birmingham Phoenix), Danni Wyatt (Sussex/Southern Brave)

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