Australia Women vs. England Women: Can England Women Make a Comeback?

Be it England’s men’s side or England’s Women; both have always struggled while touring Australia. After being outclassed in the T20 internationals and Ashes series, England would be regrouping and working on alternatives. The upcoming One Day international would be played at Manuka, Oval, offering support to the Australian side, playing at their home venue. Talking about both sides’ overall strengths, Australia is likely the favorite of winning. However, England’s team management would be working on developing sound strategies for upcoming tour games. England would be desperate for a win on the ongoing tour to Australia.

Dating back from the 19th Century, both teams have produced some outstanding players in the competition. Australia is carrying their T20 and Test momentum in the ODIs. Australian batsmen and bowlers have been dominating England since the start of the tour. Be it Megan Schutt, in the bowling, or Meg Lanning, everyone has equally performed and contributed to the team’s success. With a well-experienced batting and bowling lineup, Australia would be comfortable in setting huge totals while batting first or bowling the opposition out on low totals.

 With the likes of Beth Mooney, Meg Lanning, Rachael Haynes, Annabel Sutherland, Ashleigh Gardner, Ellyse Perry, Grace Haris, Nicola Carey, Tahlia McGrath, Alyssa Healy, Alana King, Darcie Brown, Hannah Darlington, Jess Jonassen, and Megan Schutt in the squad, Australia look like a decent side, equipped with all variables in their lineup. To defeat Australia, England will have to play out of the box and keep up with the Odds.

• Tahlia McGrath;
• Nicola Carey;
• Alyssa Healy;
• Alana King;
• Megan Schutt.

England cricket has struggled to find its way through the Australian series and other international fixtures. However, it’s high time for the England Cricket Board and officials of England Women cricket to think out of the box and implement result-based strategies. Captain Heather Knight has been in touch lately with the side and her batting form. Considering the Australian conditions, English batsmen would likely take chances against the fast bowlers rather than spinners. To tackle the tough batting conditions, England has seasoned batsmen who have demonstrated great agility and control in their game.

Danni Wyatt, Lauren Winfield, Maia Bouchier, Sophia Dunkley, Tamsin Beaumont, Katherine Brunt, Nat Sciver, Amy Jones, Anya Shrubsole, Charlie Dean, Kate Cross, and others in the squad, England seem confident in winning the ODI series.

• Maia Bouchier;
• Danni Wyatt;
• Heather Knight;
• Kate Cross;
• Anya Shrubsole.

Comparing both teams and their bowling attacks, Australia has a significant edge over England’s pacers and spinners. Moreover, Australia is likely to win the game and give tough time to English batters in the upcoming series.