Lindsey Smith is the only new face in the group, which also sees the return of the rested Katherine Brunt and Nat Sciver, from England’s 3-0 win in the Royal London Women’s ODI series.
Her namesake Bryony Smith drops out of the 15, having made an impressive start to international cricket at Chelmsford.
- Heather Knight (Berkshire, captain)
- Tammy Beaumont (Kent)
- Katherine Brunt (Yorkshire)
- Kate Cross (Lancashire)
- Sophie Ecclestone (Lancashire)
- Jenny Gunn (Nottinghamshire)
- Amy Jones (Birmingham Bears)
- Laura Marsh (Kent)
- Nat Sciver (Surrey)
- Anya Shrubsole (Berkshire)
- Linsey Smith (Sussex)
- Sarah Taylor (Sussex, wicketkeeper)
- Fran Wilson (Kent)
- Lauren Winfield (Yorkshire)
- Danni Wyatt (Sussex)
England’s clean-sweep in the ODIs means they’ve now won 13 all-format matches in a row, a run they’ll be keen to continue in the Vitality IT20 series, as captain Heather Knight explains.
“It’s great to set records and break new ground, it’s something we talked about as a team when Robbo came in.
“What’s great is that a winning run requires a lot of hard work and a lot of ruthlessness – it won’t continue if we become complacent or begin to let our own standards slip.
“We’ve got three games against the West Indies, and three chances to further improve our T20 form. If we can be at our best across these matches that will set us up well for the Ashes.”
VITALITY IT20 SERIES
- Tuesday, June 18: England v West Indies (The County Ground, Northampton)
- Friday, June 21: England v West Indies (The County Ground, Northampton)
- Tuesday, June 25: England v West Indies (County Ground, Derby)
