England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) has picked a 14-player Women squad for their upcoming three-match ODI series against South Africa. Young guns – Lauren Bell and Issy Wong – have received their maiden call-ups, while all-rounder Alice Davidson-Richards retu??rns to the squad?? after her impressive outing on Test debut in Taunton.

Alice last played an ODI match agains??t India in 2018.

The squad will be led by Heather Knight and features other regulars like Nat Sciver, Tammy Beaumont, Danielle Wyatt, Sophia Dunkley, Amy Jones, Katherine Brunt, Kate Cross and Sophie Ecclestone.

“We have to keep looking forward and trying to improve as a team, and we were so delighted with the energy and skill that the four debutants brought in the Test match,” head coach Lisa Keightley said on the selections.

“I’m looking forward to hopefully seeing something similar in the Royal London Series and throughout the rest of the summer, with new players putting their hands up to win games for England and selection becoming tougher and tougher as more players make a case to be included,” she added.

The ODI leg will kick start in ??Northampton on July 11 and conclude in Leicester on 18.

England squad for South Africa ODIs:

Heather Knight (captain), Tammy Beaumont, Lauren Bell, Katherine?? Brunt, Kate Cross, Alice Davidson-Richards, Charli??e Dean, Sophia Dunkley, Sophie Ecclestone, Amy Jones, Emma Lamb, Nat Sciver, Issy Wong, Danielle Wyatt.

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England Pacer Emily Arlott has been ruled out of the upcoming one-off Test against South Africa Women du??e to the after-effects of COVID-19. Reportedly, Arlott is still getting over the virus an??d has left the camp to return home.

Uncapped speedster Issy Wong, who was named as the Travelling reserve by the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) while announcing the squad earlier this week, has replaced Arlott in the squad. It is expected that alongside Wong, fellow bowlers Freya Davies and Lauren Bell, batter Emma Lamb and all-rounder Alice Davidson-Richards co?uld all ??make their Test debut against the Proteas.

Notably, the one-off Test between the two nations that starts from June 27 will be played at The Cooper Associates County Ground in Taunton. After the red-ball battle, England and South Africa will lock horns in the white-ball series, consisting of three One-Day Internationals (ODIs) and as many T20 Internationals (T2??0Is).

England Women squad (updated) for one-off Test against South Africa:

Heather Knight (captain), Tammy Beaumont, Lauren Bell, Kate Cross, Ali??ce Davidson-Richards, Freya Davies, Charlie Dean, Sophia Dunkley, Sophie Ecclestone, Amy Jones, Emma ?Lamb, Nat Sciver (vice-captain), Issy Wong.

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England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) has announced the Women squad for the upcoming one-off Test against South Africa, starting J??une 27 at Cooper Associates County Ground i??n Taunton.

ECB has handed maiden Test call-ups to the fast-bowling duo of Emily Arlott and Lauren Bell, following the retirements of spearheads Anya Shrubsole and Katherine Brunt.

“There are a number of new faces in the squad which brings a real level of energy and enthusiasm. We’re at the beginning of a new ICC Women’s Championship cycle, which starts for us with the India ODIs, and it’s natural that we’re looking forward with one eye on who may be a key player for us come 2025,” said England Head Coach Lisa Keightley.

“Similarly, with Katherine Brunt retired from Test cricket and Anya Shrubsole from all forms of the international game, a number of bowling spots have opened up, which is hugely exciting for those players. I’m sure they’ll all be very keen to grab their opportunity,” he added.

The apex board has also named Alice Davidson-Richards, Freya Davies and Emma Lamb in a 13-member squad. Further, Issy Wong, the 20-year-old fast bowler, has also been named as a travelling res??erve.

“We have to balance having the appropriate back-up for the senior squad while also giving playing opportunities. We need our players to play as much cricket as possible, which is why we have a deliberately small Test squad while the England Women’s A team are in action against South Africa. It really is a massive summer, with the Commonwealth Games just around the corner, and we can’t wait to get started with the red ball in Taunton,” Keightley added further.

England Women squad for one-off Test against South Africa:

• Heather Knight (Captain), Emily Arlott, Tammy Beaumont, Lauren Bell, Kate Cross, Alice Davidson-Richards, Freya Davies, Charlie Dean, Sophia Dunkley, Sophie Ecclestone, Amy Jones (wk), Emma Lamb, Nat Sciver (VC).
• Travelling reserve: Issy Wong

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Cricket South Africa (CSA), on Friday, announced the 15-member Women’s squad for the upcoming multi-format tour of England.

The one-off Test will be South Africa’s first red-ball fixture in more than seven years, having last played against India in 2014 in Mysore. When it comes to England, the last time they played a Test against the English side was way back in 2003. The current squad features as many as 10 players who are yet to make their red-ball debut, including captain Sune Luus.

Relieving news for the Proteas women is to see the return of star players such as Marizanne Kapp, Lizelle Lee and wicket-keeper Sinalo Jafta. The?? trio missed out on the recently concluded white-ba?ll series against Ireland due to Covid.

Similarly, Lara Goodall, Anneke Bosch, Nadine de Klerk and Tumi Sekhukhune have retain?ed their spots following impressive performances against the Irish side. Goodall was the top-run scorer in the ODI series vs Ireland, whereas de Klerk and Tumi Sekhukhune were?? the top wicket-takers in the T20Is.

“On the back of an exciting and convincing tour in Ireland, we are excited in having the three players back joining the squad in the United Kingdom. Kapp, Lizelle and Jafta will bring experience and seniority to the squad as we take on England. The three have been preparing well back home, and we are looking forward to having them in the squad,” said CSA Convenor of Selectors Clinton du Preez in a statement.

South Africa Women Squad for England tour:

Sune Luus (captain), Anneke Bosch, Trisha Chetty (wk), Nadine de Klerk, Lara Goodall, Shabnim Ismail, Sinalo Jafta, Marizanne Kapp, Ayabonga Khaka, Lizelle ??Lee, Nonkululeko Mlaba, Tumi Sekhukhune, Andrie Steyn, Chloé Tryon, Laura Wolvaardt.

South Africa Women tour of England �Full schedule:

• Only Test: 27-30 June, Cooper Associates County Ground, Taunton

ODI series

• First ODI: 11 July, The County Ground, Northampton
• Second ODI: 15 July, Bristol County Ground, Bristol
• Third ODI: 18 July, The Uptonsteel County Ground, Leicester

T20I series:

• First T20I: 21 July, The Cloudfm County Ground, Chelmsford
• Second T20I: 23 July, Blackfinch New Road, Worcester
• Third T20I: 25 July, The Incora County Ground, Derby

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England’s women wicketkeeper Sarah Taylor added another superb stumping to her highlights reel, with some lightning-fast work with the gloves during the first ODI against South Africa in Worcester.

Taylor, keeping up to England spearhead Anya Shrubsole, seamlessly ??collected a delivery going down the leg side and whipped off the bails to leave Proteas all-rounder Sune Lu??us stranded outside her crease.

Television footage revealed that Shrubsole’s delivery was traveling at around 110km/hr, with Taylor’s reaction time estimated to be 0.6 seconds.

Here’s the video:

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This wasn’t for the first time that Taylor has produced such brilliance behind the stumps. Back in November, during the women’s Ashes, Taylor had delivered the same to dismiss Australia’s Ellyse Villani.

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