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Offie Charlie Dean To Lead England Women ‘A’ Squad In T20I Series Against India Women ‘A’
Offie Charlie Dean: Charlie Dean will lead England Women ‘A’ squad announced on Saturday for three-match T20 series against India ‘A’ starting at the Wankhede Stadium, which will host all three matches on November 29, December 1 and 3 respectively.
After a fortnight-long training camp in Oman, the squad will fine-tune their preparations in Mumbai ahead of three T20 fixtures taking place on Wednesday 29 November, Friday 1 December and Sunday 3 December at the Wankhede Stadium.
Alice Davidson-Richards withdrew from the squad and remained in the UK following a family bereavement while Thunder’s Liberty Heap has returned home after fracturing her clavicle. She will see a specialist to plan the next stages of her treatment. Read More...
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