Women's T20 world cup 2026 in England

Tactical substitution. India. Hmmmm, interesting tactic. Let's see if it works for them.
 
And finally out 56 off 27. Potentially a match winning knock. Damn it man!!! Aussies have been below their usual standards today.
 
eish but the ladies are doing it with a bit of a struggle...and england seem to be in pretty good form...

also who is doing the physical conditioning for the team...we seem to be far behind england and australia in this aspect of our game...
 
akescpt said:
eish but the ladies are doing it with a bit of a struggle...and england seem to be in pretty good form...

also who is doing the physical conditioning for the team...we seem to be far behind england and australia in this aspect of our game...
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They're not in particularly good form at the minute. But such is the nature of T20 cricket, you just need 2 or 3 bowlers/batters to come off on the day, and victory is possible.

Kapp against India, with both bat and ball for example.

Taz has played some decent knocks and Laura is over due. Laura on her day, can absolutely rip any bowling attack to pieces.

As for conditioning, not sure how professional women's cricket is in SA.

When ladies can make a lucrative living out of playing, they might cut down on the weekly pies.

I don't mean to sound patronizing and/or sexist.

Same applies to lads playing club cricket. It's more about the 19th hole and the social aspect of playing team sports on a weekend.
 
sand_man said:
They're not in particularly good form at the minute. But such is the nature of T20 cricket, you just need 2 or 3 bowlers/batters to come off on the day, and victory is possible.

Kapp against India, with both bat and ball for example.

Taz has played some decent knocks and Laura is over due. Laura on her day, can absolutely rip any bowling attack to pieces.

As for conditioning, not sure how professional women's cricket is in SA.

When ladies can make a lucrative living out of playing, they might cut down on the weekly pies.

I don't mean to sound patronizing and/or sexist.

Same applies to lads playing club cricket. It's more about the 19th hole and the social aspect of playing team sports on a weekend.
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They have only very recently started to contract provincial players at csa. So its very new.

akescpt said:
eish but the ladies are doing it with a bit of a struggle...and england seem to be in pretty good form...

also who is doing the physical conditioning for the team...we seem to be far behind england and australia in this aspect of our game...
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There are quite a few in the english squad also carrying some extra weight. They are better then they were during the 50 over wc and the last ashes now that charlotte edwards has taken over.

The Aussie has always set the standard and are still quite a bit ahead of everyone else. Even if india and england are slightly closer regarding fitness now. The standard was set and is still being set for them by Elyse Perry who is a former australian womens footballer (played and scored in world cup knockout games). Most of them are athletes who just chose cricket as their sport, while the rest of the teams would not look comfortable as normal athletes no offense to them.

There is also an issue with fitness facilities for the none big 3 teams.
 
stefan9 said:
They have only very recently started to contract provincial players at csa. So its very new.


There are quite a few in the english squad also carrying some extra weight. They are better then they were during the 50 over wc and the last ashes now that charlotte edwards has taken over.

The Aussie has always set the standard and are still quite a bit ahead of everyone else. Even if india and england are slightly closer regarding fitness now. The standard was set and is still being set for them by Elyse Perry who is a former australian womens footballer (played and scored in world cup knockout games). Most of them are athletes who just chose cricket as their sport, while the rest of the teams would not look comfortable as normal athletes no offense to them.

There is also an issue with fitness facilities for the none big 3 teams.
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ja but we have high performance centers..surely the ladies can be using that...it just seems that we are going the wrong way fitness wise at a rate of knots...

i dunno what it is but when i look at the hosts and aus they just look like they ready to kick your ass when they step over the rope...
 
Australia should s hit in here but one never knows.

Dottin and Taylor have blinders, and it's game on.
 
Nobody seems to know.

Dottin appeared to be in visible distress, though the exact nature of the issue was not immediately clear. An official update from the West Indies camp is still awaited.

The incident occurred shortly after the national anthems, when Dottin seemed to either sustain an injury or fall ill before being helped off the field by her teammates.
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