Britain’s Tammy Beaumont is ready for a harsh test from young and inexperienced India | Cricket news

Tammy Beaumont believes that when the T20I series will be another step, when India is head-on the T20I series.

2 sides of the world, England, Five T20Is, five T20Is, three ODIs on the horizon World Cup on the Horizon and the World Cup of the World Cup watched what would be a good test.

Britain Enter the series on the back of a dominant T20I series against West Indies to reign from the perfect start of the new head coach.

For Beaumont, India is a greater problem in specifying UK’s preparations as much as they ramp, and it hopes to continue the good form of the West India because he developed a record against India.

“I think India is a good sign of where you are as a team when you play,” Beumont said.

“Obviously, we have a great winter with the World Cup in India, so it will be a harsher test than in the West.

“I think I have a long series of five T20s and three ODIS, it’s a really good time to try ourselves.

“They are most likely a young, inexperienced team we have never seen before, but it will be a hard series, so we know a thick and fast talent.

“India, I would like to make a better note that I will target this series.”

The last time England welcomed India back in 2022

As the UK, doubt, the dean is running out at the end of the strikers, while the dean, in the age of 115-9, was comfortable with Dean in 47, and took the collateral after the gamer took the delivery step.

‘Mankad’ dismissal was confirmed by the third UMPire and swept 16 for a winning winner and 3-0 series for India, and poured on the ground with the victory by boos.

The reaction later warned journalists to Sharma journalists, Captain-The Heather Knight to social media to refute allegations.

Although the event brought the drama injection, Beaumont will not be a bad blood, but England will make sure their bat is strong behind them.

“It’s gone, in the past” said Beaumont.

“Charlie and Deepi played in the same team in the spirit of London. It happens.

“It is in law. The laws are not changed and what it is considered and is not counted, it becomes a bit clearer to prevent it.

“Unfortunately, this, unfortunately, we will be on the board. I am confident that there are many foreign replays, especially the LORD’s game.

“We will make sure that you are in a good, competitive mood, in a good, competitive mood, as we always do.”

British staff for England against India

NAT Sconer-Brunt (The Blaze), EM Arlott (Birmingham Bears), Tamy Beaumont (Blaze), Lauren Bearsey (Surrey), Sophie Dunkley (Lancashire Thunder), Amy Jones, Sophie Ecclestone (Surrey), Paige Scholfield (Surrey), Linsey Smith (Hampshire Hawks), Danni Wyatt-Hodge (Surrey), ISSY Wong (Birmingham Bears).

T20 International Series to India (June-July)

• The first T20: June 28 Saturday (2.30pm) – Trent Bridge, Nottingham
• The second T20: Tuesday 1 July (6.30pm) – Seat Unique Stadium, Bristol
• Third T20: Friday July 4 (6.35pm) – Kia Oval London
• Fourth T20: Wednesday 9 July (6.30pm) – Emirates Old Trafford, Manchester
• Fifth T20: Saturday July 12 (6.35pm) – Edgbaston, Birmingham

A one-day international series in India (July)

• First Odi: July 16 Wednesday (1PM) – Utilita Bowl, Southampton
• The second Odi: Saturday July 19 (11am) – Lord’s London
• Third Odi: Tuesday 22 July (1pm) – Unique Riverside Seat, Chester-le-Street

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