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British head coach Charlotte Edwards will apply minimum fitness standards for players next year.

Edwards, Jon Lewis in the work successful, eventually followed the wind 16-0 in the wind 16-0.

After the British Athletic, this series, because a few months ago in the T20 World Cup group defeated in West India, this series was called from this series.

I really see the content group, a more confident group is ready to go there and play. We look forward to seeing that we are looking forward to what we are looking forward to and with a while. This professionalism is something players really get.

In the first match of the first match – T20 International against Wednesday in Canterbury Sky Sports Cricket From 6,00 (6.30pm first ball) – Edwards said to journalists: “We need to touch the issue of fitness.

“(This fall is about people who improve as much as the World Cup in India) before they can.

“I do not intend to set fitness standards because there is no standard in place to defeat the object.

“Players are well aware that there will be minimum fitness standards in 12 months where the players should follow.

“There should be accountability. However, I am so impressed by the way they go out. I could not be more affected.

‘The field is a big part of the game’

“The area is something we really work hard in the last few weeks, I hope we can bring energy in this area.

“This is something. Winter is all about confidence and when you are not against one of the best teams in the world, and I think it is a little contagious.

“It’s going to be positive and we’ve made a lot of field – we had a big meeting under the lights – so I’m confident where they are.

“Physically they are in very good location, and we have several large areas within our T20 staff. It is a large part of this game and we know.”

Edwards Hope will return to Ecclestone India series

Sophie Ecclestone, located in more than 50 matches for England, three T20s and West Indians, is not in any 1-row immoral, ODI and T20I cricket, not in cricket.

The 26-year-old youth recently returned from a knee injury and will continue to play in a way that India is later returning to Lancashire this summer.

Edward added: “I communicated a large number with Soph. When the staff was selected, he did not play the cricket game.

“Between both of us, we felt the best preparation for the summer and play for Lancashire and get a little cricket under the belt.

“I just want to play a good place to be chosen for the Indian series and show himself.”

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T20 International Series vs West Indies (May)

• The first T20: May 21 Wednesday (6.30pm) – Canterbury
• The second T20: Friday May 23 (6.35pm) – Hove
• Third T20: Monday 26 May (2.30pm) – Chelmsford

One-day international series vs West Indies (May-June)

• First Odi: May 30 Friday (1pm) – Derby
• The second Odi: June 4 Wednesday (1PM) – Leicester
• Third Odi: Saturday June 7 (11am) – Taunton

T20 International Series vs India (June-July)

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

One-day international series vs India (July)

• First Odi: July 16 Wednesday (1PM) – Southampton
• The second Odi: Saturday July 19 (11am) – Lord’s
• Third Odi: Tuesday 22 July (1PM) – Chester-le-street