Ahead of the Final One Day International (ODI) Between England and India in Durham, The Elephant in Both Teams’ Dressing Rooms is undoubtedly the upcoming 50 -over work Cup.
Every success, failure, experiment -or absence of one – is now set scrutinized for its feasibility in the Odi Showpiece in India.
England’s Spin Struggles-With BAT and Ball-BECAME A Major Weakness during the five-match t20i series and the two odis there.
In the T20I leg of the tour, Indian Spinners Took 25 of the 40 English Wickets to Fall. England’s tweakers only managed nine of India’s 23 dismissals.
“We’re all very different bowlers. As English Spinners, We Bowl The ball with a bit more pace on it, so it might end up Going to the boundary a Little Quicker,” Off-spinner Chaarlie Dean Told Reporters ahead of the series-deciding Odi in Durham.
“Maybe our batters are a little more susceptible to spin than there Indian. They are brilliant sweepers. But we try to stay away from comparisons because you may get a bit lost.
England’s Charlie Dean in Action Against India in the Second Odi. , Photo Credit: Reuters
England’s Charlie Dean in Action Against India in the Second Odi. , Photo Credit: Reuters
“Take Deepti (Sharma). She just hammers the stumps and changes pace. It works really well for her. been so disciplined on this tour. I guess (we want to) learn from the way they go about (Things). “
World cup dress rehearsal
Dean was not deployed in the first two t20is but has not missed a game since. England, for all its shortcomings and Visible Lack of Solutions Against India, Lost the T20I Series 2-3.
However, it has managed to keep the Odi series alive with an all-round performance in a trunkated 2nd odi at Lord’s. The Decider offers the English An Ideal Simulation for Crunch Games at the World Cup.
“We’ve seen bilateral series where we do really well. And then it comes to world cup games or tournament cricket, we’ve maybe not had noted momentum or not being presentical in the presuree moments. So, any chance that we can emulate that in a bilateral series is perfect practice, ”dean added.
Dean celebrates the wicket of India’s shafali in the first Odi of the five-matches in england. , Photo Credit: Reuters
Dean celebrates the wicket of India’s shafali in the first Odi of the five-matches in england. , Photo Credit: Reuters
Accuracy seems to be the word on top of dean’s notes.
“Predominantly in English conditions, I bowl a lot of scrambled seam balls and try and skid on the stumps. While that has its place, potentially in Indian conditions, where you get a bit more Turn, I can look to slow it down and really try to spin the ball, which sometimes I go away from trust i feel like if it’s turning too much, I might miss the stumpes.
“It is building a portfolio of skills that i can hopefully use in the world cup. I’m definitely going to try and give it a good spin and try not to go too not to go too from far from that in the Odis bes Effective and it brings in all forms of dismissals. “
“Having that innte sense of ‘i’m going well here’ and really backing that no matter what situation I come into is something that I’ve probabally not had in my intestinal career for a while.
Consistent messaging
A huge part of that ecosystem of encouragement is head coach charlotte edwards.
She’s really consistent. Winning a game and losing a game are reflected uplected upon very similar similar.
“When you’ve got a world cup coming up, it does not matter too much about the results beforehand, as long as you take those learnings and qiza, IMPROVE. Are… .IF we’Re make the same mistakes.
