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Series Loss Against India Wasn't A 'reality Check', England Can Beat Any Team: Edwards
ODI World Cup: England women's team head coach Charlotte Edwards believes that her side's white-ball series defeats against India weren't a 'reality check' and they are prepared to beat any team ahead of next month's ODI World Cup.
After a dominant start to the summer with a convincing series win over a weakened West Indies in her debut as head coach, England stumbled against India, losing the T20I series 3-2 and the ODIs 2-1. India, co-hosts of the upcoming World Cup with Sri Lanka, exposed some key weaknesses in the English side who were without seasoned batter Heather Knight and captain Nat Sciver-Brunt sat out the final two T20Is due to injury.
However, questions continue to be raised about the team's fielding standards and their ability to handle high-pressure situations. "We were massively challenged (against India) and that's how we want women's cricket to be," Edwards told the BBC Stumped podcast recently.
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Babar Azam: Pakistan’s Test captain, Shan Masood, believes that Babar Azam’s "break" from the Test squad will help him return to form, rather than harm his confidence or career. Babar, one of Pakistan’s most prominent players, was omitted from the squad for the last two Tests against England following a prolonged dry spell. Despite missing Babar’s presence, Pakistan claimed the series 2-1.
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