England’s Tammy Beaumont ready for tough test from young and inexperienced India | Cricket News

Tammy Beaumont thinks that India will be another step for England when they are heading in the T20I series, from June 28 live on Sky Sports.

England n ° 2 in the world, welcomes the third India classified for five T20is, followed by three ODI in what will be a good test for the Charlotte Edwards team with the World Cup on the horizon.

England enters the series at the rear of a dominant T20i series whitening against the Antilles, putting the reign of the new head coach.

For Beaumont, India represents a greater challenge to understand exactly where England is as they accelerate the preparations and herself hopes to continue the right form she has shown against the Antilles while she seeks to improve her record against India.

“I think that every time you play in India, it’s a good marker where you are in a team,” said Beaumont.

“Obviously, we have a big winter with a World Cup in India, so they will certainly be a more difficult test than the Antilles.

“I think that having an extended series of five T20s and three Odi is a very good time to test us.

“They have a young and inexperienced team that we have probably not seen before, but we know with Wipl, there is talent through thick and fast, so it will be a difficult series.

“India is a team against which I would like to have a better record, so that’s what I will aim for this series.”

The last time England welcomed India in 2022, there was a large spoonful of controversy when India Bowler Deepti Sharma rejected Charlie Dean with a “Mankad”.

Dean was exhausted at the end of the non-attackers while England was trying to end in an improbable victory, having been 115-9 but with Dean at ease at the fold on 47, before Sharma took the endorsed after entering his delivery stride.

The dismissal of “Mankad” was confirmed by the third referee and sealed a 16-point victory and a scan of the 3-0 series for India, Dean throwing his drums on the ground in tears while Boos sounded crowd in the manner of victory.

The reaction was then rooted, Sharma telling the journalists she had warned of Dean before Heather Knight, the captain, refuted the assertions.

While the incident has brought an injection of drama, Beaumont insists that he will no longer remain blood, but England will ensure that their bat is firmly behind the line.

“Let’s go, it’s in the past,” added Beaumont.

“Charlie and Deepti played in the same team at London Spirit. This happens.

“It is in the laws. Unless the laws change and become a little more obvious to what matters and what does not count, it will continue to happen.

“We have to put ourselves on board with this unfortunately. I am sure that the outside there will be a lot of reruns, especially the game at Lord’s.

“We will make sure that our bat is behind the line during takeoff and play it in a good competitive spirit against India as we always do.”

England Squad for the IT20 series against India

Nat Sciver-Brunt (The Blaze) (Captain), Em Arlott (Birmingham Bears), Tammy Beaumont (The Blaze), Lauren Bell (Hampshire Hawks) Blaze), Paige Scholfield (Surrey), Linsey Smith (Hampshire Hawks), Danni Wyatt-Hodge (Surrey) (Birmingham Bears).

T20 International Home Series in India (June-July)

• First T20: Saturday June 28 (2:30 p.m.) – Trent Bridge, Nottingham
• Second T20: Tuesday July 1 (6:30 p.m.) – Single Stadium seat, Bristol
• Third T20: Friday July 4 (6:35 p.m.) – Le Kia Oval London
• Fourth T20: Wednesday July 9 (6:30 p.m.) – Emirates Old Trafford, Manchester
• Fifth T20: Saturday July 12 (6:35 p.m.) – Edgbaston, Birmingham

International series of a day at home in India (July)

• First Odi: Wednesday July 16 (1 p.m.) – Utilita Bowl, Southampton
• Second Odi: Saturday July 19 (11 a.m.) – Lord’s, London
• Third Odi: Tuesday July 22 (1 p.m.)-Single Riverside seat, Chester-le-Street

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