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Women's CWC: Eng pacer Nat Sciver feels pretty tough to bowl in windy conditions

Auckland [New Zealand], March 20 (ANI): After defeating New Zealand by one wicket in Match 19 of the ongoing ICC Women's ODI World Cup on Sunday, England pacer Nat Sciver said that it was pretty tough to bowl in windy conditions.

ANI Mar 20, 2022 12:33 IST googleads

Nat Sciver with Brooke Halliday (Photo/ICC-Twitter)

Auckland [New Zealand], March 20 (ANI): After defeating New Zealand by one wicket in Match 19 of the ongoing ICC Women's ODI World Cup on Sunday, England pacer Nat Sciver said that it was pretty tough to bowl in windy conditions.
Nat Sciver and Kate Cross starred for England in their thrilling one-wicket victory against New Zealand in the ICC Women's Cricket World Cup 2022 here in Auckland on Sunday.
"Didn't realize how much it was raining. They really turned the pressure on us. We left it for the cool ice Anya Shrubsole to do it for us. It is very hard on the bench. There have been so many close games in the tournament. I knew I had to do most of the scoring. I didn't mind facing too many balls. It was pretty tough bowling in the windy conditions," said Nat Sciver in a post-match presentation.
England moved into a strong position through Sophie Ecclestone (3/41), Kate Cross (3/35) and Charlie Dean (2/36), who took the pace off the ball in a solid performance.
Opting to bowl first, England bundled out New Zealand at 203 in 48.5 overs. Chasing the target of 204 runs, England achieved this with one wicket in hand and 2.4 overs to spare. (ANI)

 

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