Women’s World Cup 2025: 3 England players to watch out for

England will be one of the front-runners to win the ICC Women’s World Cup 2025. The England Women’s team has won the World Cup four times so far, including their close win over India in 2017 at home.

England has selected a strong mix of players for their Women’s World Cup 2025 campaign. They have a good combination of experience and youthful exuberance in their bid to win a fifth World Cup title. Among their brilliant squad, these three players stand out as they have the ability to change the game on their own.

Here are the 3 England players to watch out for in the Women’s World Cup 2025:

1. Nat Sciver-Brunt

Captain Nat Sciver-Brunt will be the most crucial player for the England team in this ICC Women’s World Cup 2025. A brilliant all-rounder, Sciver-Brunt is the cornerstone of England’s batting as she holds the order together. She has the ability to score quickly against both pace and spin, and also to dig in if the team is in trouble. She has scored 4,092 runs at an average of 46.50 and has taken 79 wickets in 121 ODIs, including nine centuries and 25 half-centuries, with a highest score of 148*.

2. Sophie Ecclestone

With England playing the World Cup on spin-friendly surfaces in India and Sri Lanka, Sophie Ecclestone will be at the centre of their bowling plans. The left-arm spinner is an experienced campaigner and will relish bowling at venues like Indore, Vizag, and Colombo, given how well she spins the ball and keeps batters guessing. Ecclestone has taken 125 wickets at an economy of 3.68 in 75 WODIs, including two five-wicket hauls, with best bowling figures of 6/36.

3. Heather Knight

Former England captain Heather Knight was at the helm when England won the ICC Women’s World Cup in 2017 at home. Since then, they have been aiming to reclaim the title, and Knight will want to cap off her career by lifting the trophy once again. She has scored 4,037 runs at an average of 35.10 and a strike rate of 72.47 in 149 WODIs, including two centuries and 26 half-centuries, with a best score of 106.

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