New Zealand vs England – Sarah Glenn out for a minimum of 4 fits because of concussion
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England legspinner Sarah Glenn has been dominated out of the rest of the T20I sequence towards New Zealand and no less than the primary two ODIs because of concussion.
Glenn picked up the concussion when she landed closely after losing a catch within the 3rd T20I in Nelson. She didn’t right away depart the sector and got here directly to bowl the following over however then went off. On the trade of innings she was once subbed out for Holly Armitage.
Glenn didn’t function within the fourth T20I in Wellington and at maximum will have the option to play another recreation at the excursion if she is to be had for the ultimate ODI in Hamilton on April 7.
“She is going to now observe the ECB Graded Go back to Play Protocols and can omit no less than the fourth (27 March) and 5th (29 March) IT20 fits in addition to the primary two ODIs (1 April and four April),” an ECB observation mentioned. “No alternative has been referred to as as much as the squad at this level.”
England have been in a position to switch Glenn with main spinner Sophie Ecclestone in Wellington after the avid gamers who had featured within the WPL was to be had. Along Ecclestone that incorporated Danni Wyatt, Nat Sciver-Brunt and Alice Capsey who all performed the fourth T20I which noticed England wrap up the sequence with a commanding 47-run victory.
Offspinner Charlie Dean claimed 4 wickets and when everyone seems to be to be had England may box a robust spin assault of Dean, Ecclestone and Glenn, supplemented by means of captain Heather Knight, which bodes smartly for his or her potentialities on the T20 International Cup in Bangladesh.
Maia Bouchier, who hit a career-best 91 to seal the sequence, picked up a quad downside throughout her innings however mentioned she was once hopeful of being to be had for the overall T20I on Friday.
In the meantime, New Zealand have an harm worry of their very own after captain Sophie Devine sustained up a quad pressure in Wellington which restricted her to at least one over and he or she didn’t bat. Devine may have an MRI scan on Thursday to resolve the level of the harm.
“Almost certainly only a small niggle,” Devine mentioned on the post-match presentation. “Simply having a look forward with the one-dayers being in point of fact essential with WC [World Championship] issues. I most definitely sought after to get again in the market however any individual with just a little extra of a rational mind saved me off.”
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