ENG W VS WI W HEAD TO HEAD

England Women lock horns with West Indies Women in the first T20I at the County Ground in Derby.

Total number of match played – 19

Matches won by England women’s : 8

Matches won by WI women’s : 8

Matches played in England : 8(Eng w 5, WI w 1) N/R = 2

Matched played in WI: 8 (ENG W 1, WI W 6) Tie – 1

Matched played at Neutral venues: 3 (Eng w 2, WI w 1)

Last 5 head to head match
England Women’s 2 – 1 WI Women’s

N/R = 2

LAST MATCH BETWEEN ENG W VS WI W:

Eng w 143/5      WI w 97/9

N Sciver – 57
S Ecclestone – 7/3

L Kirby – 20
A Mohammed – 23/1

England Women Team Preview:

Expected Playing11:

Danielle Wyatt, Amy Jones (wk), Natalie Sciver, Heather Knight (c), Fran Wilson, Tammy Beaumont, Katherine Brunt, Lauren Winfield/Kate Cross, Anya Shrubsole, Sophie Ecclestone, Sarah Glenn/Kate Cross

England played well in the T20 World Cup, where they qualified for the Semi Final

The depth in this England team is fantastic. They have Heather Knight to lead the batting with support from Danielle Wyatt, N Sciver and Amy Jones.

England captain Heather Knight is having some year. She has scored 369 runs in eight T20Is in 2020, at an average of 52.71 and SR 138.72. She has four 50+ scores in these eight matches.

Natalie Sciver was player of the match when England beat West Indies at the T20 World Cup. She scored 57 (56) to set up England’s innings, and the star all-rounder will be key once again. Also, she scored three half centuries in four innings at the T20 World Cup.

Most of these players play a central role for WBBL sides and so are used to playing at a high level of competition.

In terms of batting strength, England is far ahead of the West Indian bowlers.

Sophie Ecclestone is a brilliant left-arm spinner. The left-arm spinner has a superb career record to date (50 wickets in 34 T20Is), and she took 3/7 vs West Indies in the T20 World Cup. Her spin partner, Sarah Glenn, took six wickets in four matches at the World Cup, including 2/16 vs West Indies

ENGLAND PLAYERS RECORD AND HEAD TO HEAD AGAINST WI WOMENS

Amy Ellen Jones : (RH) 49M- 668R
H2H : (3M – 68R)

Danielle Wyatt : (RH, RAO) 109M-1588R – 46W (Generally she don’t bowl in the international matches)
H2H : (10M- 175R- 6W)

Natalie Sciver : (RH, RAM): 75M- 1425R -58W
H2H : (8M- 168R- 6W)

Heather Knight : (RH, RAM) 74M -1139R -20W
H2H : (6M – 73R)

Tammy Beaumont : (RH) 83M-1262R
H2H : (16M – 102R)

Lauren Winfield : (RH) M-40 R-552
H2H : (3M- 54R)

Fran Wilson : (RH) 25M -300R
H2H : (2M – 3R)

Katherine Brunt : (RH, RAM) 82M -444R -83W
H2H : (12M- 72R- 11W)

Anya Shrubsole : (RH, RAM) 75M -101W
H2H : (12M – 14W)

Sophie Ecclestone : (LAO)   34M-50W
H2H : (3M- 5W)

Sarah Glenn : (10M-15W)
H2H : (1M – 2W)

RECENT FORM :-

Danielle Wyatt : (RH, RAO): 29, 16, 0, 2

Amy Jones : (RH) 23, 2, 0, 23

Natalie SCIVER : (RH, RAM) 57, 36, 59, 50 +2W

Heather Knight : (RH, RAM) 17, 62, 108, 6

Fran Wilson : (RH) 3, 22, DNB, 14

Tammy Beaumont : (RH) 0, 6, DNB, 9

Katherine BRUNT : (RH, RAM) 10+0W, 0+2W, DNB+0W, 9+0W

Anya Shrubsole : (RAM) 13/1, 25/3, 21/3, 26/1

Sophie Ecclestone : (LAO) 7/3, 12/2, 11/1, 19/2

Sarah Glenn(Leg Break) : 16/2, 15/3, 11/0, 26/1

Lauren Winfield : (RH) 4, 0, 1, 23

West Indies Women

West Indies: 1. Hayley Matthews, 2. Deandra Dottin, 3. Stafanie Taylor (c), 4. Shemaine Campbelle (wk), 5. Chedean Nation/Natasha McLean, 6. Britney Cooper, 7. Lee-Ann Kirby, 8. Aaliyah Alleyne, 9. Shamilia Connell, 10. Afy Fletcher, 11. Shakera Selman

WI W :-  Wi women’s team were in very poor form in the t20 world cup.

The West Indies women’s team has some dangerous players which also play around the world. We are talking about Stafanie Taylor, Hayley Matthews, and Deandra Dottin. These are three genuine all-rounders that can attack the bowling and be very effective with the ball in their hands as well.

Stafanie Taylor has the most runs in England-West Indies T20Is (351), at a strong average of 31.91. The Windies’ captain is also the top wicket-taker in matches between the two countries (18).

Deandra Dottin had a quiet T20 World Cup. The all-rounder has the second-most runs of active players in England-West Indies T20Is (301, avg. 21), as well as nine wickets. She is crucial to the Windies’ chances in this T20I

Hayley Matthews, Shamilia Connell, Shakera Selman, and Stafanie Taylor are the bowlers that will have to stand up and stop the strong England batting from running all over them.

Wi W PLAYERS RECORD AND HEAD TO HEAD WITH ENGLAND W STATS :-

Hayley Matthews : (RH, RAO) 50M-948R -46W
H2H : (4M – 22R-1W)

Lee-Ann Kirby : (RH) 5M-44R-1W
H2H : (1M – 20R)

Stafanie Taylor : (RH, RAO) 103M- 2984R -89W
H2H : (14M- 351R-18W)

Deandra Dottin : RH, RAM) 113M- 2380R-59W
H2H : (16M- 301R-9W)

Shemaine Campbell : (RH,RAM) 102M- 822R-34W
H2H : (15M-99R-9W)

Chinelle Henry : (RH, RAM) 25M-149R – 7W
H2H : (3M-18R-1W)

Chedean Nation : (RH, RAM) 29M-277R- 7W
H2H : (3M- 38R – 1W)

Afy Fletcher : (RAO) 47M- 42W
H2H : (4M – 6W)

Shamilia Connell : (RAF) 41M- 23W
H2H : (3M – 2W)

Aaliyah Alleyne : (RAM) M5 – 1W
H2H : (1M – 0W)

Shakera Selman : (RAM) 78M- 42W
H2H : (13M – 6W)

Britney Cooper : (RH) 70M – 611R
H2H : (13M – 92R)

Natasha MCLEAN : (RH)  M-35 R- 405
H2H : (2M – 17R)

PLAYER RECENT FORM :-

Hayley Matthews :(RH, RAO) 10, 0, 16, 2 +2W

Deandra Dottin : (RH, RAM) 9, 1, 2, 46

Stafanie Taylor : (RH, RAO) 15, 43, 26, 12 + 5W

Shemaine Campbelle : (RH, RAM) 1, 43, 25, 19

Chedean Nation : (RH) 0, 6, 0, 3

Natasha MCLEAN : (RH) 9, 10, 3, 17

Britney Cooper : (RH) 15, 29, 39, 0

Lee-Ann Kirby : (RH) 20, 16, 3, 5

Aaliyah Alleyne : (RAM): 18/0, 23/1, 20/0

Shamilia Connell : (RAF) 26/0, 13/1, 14/0, 34/0

Afy Fletcher : (RAO) 29/1, 21/1, 11/1, 21/0

Shakera Selman : (RAM) 23/1, 16/0, 6/0, 36/2

PITCH AND GROUND REPORT:

County Ground, Derby

Total Match Played: 29
Batting First Won: 15
Batting Second Won: 14
Avg. Score in 1st bat: 159

Above stats is of T20 domestic matches as this series will be the first international T20 match to be played at this venue.

Pitch looks decent to bat as average scores is around 160 in Men’s matches so we are expecting to see a decent score of around 125-130 runs. If England bats first then they can score in the vicinity of 200.