Please find below a link to download a virtual media conference with England Women captain Heather Knight ahead of tomorrow's third Vitality IT20 at the Incora County Ground, Derby.
You will find the following files:
Video and audio files of Heather Knight's media conference – DOWNLOAD HERE
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1st Vitality IT20 v West Indies: England won by 47 runs.
2nd
Please find below a link to download a virtual media conference with England Women's Sarah Glenn.
The England leg-spinner was awarded Player of the Match in her side's 47-run victory over West Indies in the second match of the Vitality IT20 Series.
You will find the following files:
Video and audio files of Sarah Glenn's media conference – DOWNLOAD HERE
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NatWest Cricket Awards to be held live on Saturday 3 October during Vitality Blast Finals Day
Awards will honour grassroots volunteers through to professional stars from the men’s and women’s games
Fans tuning in to watch the Vitality Blast Finals Day on 3 October will be treated to an exclusive broadcast of the NatWest Cricket Awards live on Sky Sports Cricket for the first time ever.
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Sky Sports Cricket YouTube channel is streaming five-match England Women Vitality IT20 Series against West Indies, in addition to being shown on Sky Sports Cricket Third England Women Vitality IT20 also to be broadcast live on BBC Two Bob Willis Trophy final live stream to be available on Sky Sports Cricket YouTube channel as well as the BBC Sport website and BBC iPlayer Bob Willis Trophy final t
Please find below a link to download a virtual media conference with England Women's Tammy Beaumont.
The England opener was awarded Player of the Match in her side's 47-run victory over West Indies in the opening match of the Vitality IT20 Series.
You will find the following files:
Video and audio files of Tammy Beaumont's media conference – DOWNLOAD HERE
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Please find below a link to download a virtual media conference with England Women's Nat Sciver. An earlier version of this media conference included the wrong video link, apologies.
You will find the following files:
Video and audio files of Nat Sciver's media conference – DOWNLOAD HERE
Please credit - England and Wales Cricket Board.
England Women’s IT20 Squad:
Heather Knight (
Please find below a link to download a virtual media conference with England Women's captain Heather Knight.
You will find the following files:
Video and audio files of Heather Knight's media conference – DOWNLOAD HERE
Please credit - England and Wales Cricket Board.
England Women’s IT20 Squad:
Heather Knight (Western Storm, captain), Tammy Beaumont (Lightning), Katherine Brun
Please find England’s virtual media conference with head coach Chris Silverwood.
You will find the following files:
Video and audio files of Chris Silverwood’s media conference – DOWNLOAD HERE
Please credit - England and Wales Cricket Board.
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Please find England’s virtual media conference with Eoin Morgan.
You will find the following files:
Video and audio files of Eoin Morgan’s media conference – DOWNLOAD HERE
Please credit - England and Wales Cricket Board.
England Men’s ODI Squad:
Eoin Morgan (Middlesex) (captain), Moeen Ali (Worcestershire), Jofra Archer (Sussex), Jonathan Bairstow (Yorkshire), Tom Banton (Somerset
England Women have confirmed a 16-strong squad for the five-match Vitality IT20 Series against West Indies at Incora County Ground, Derby.
Sophia Dunkley and Katie George come in to join the 15 which took part in the ICC Women's T20 World Cup, with Georgia Elwiss absent through a back injury.
Heather Knight (Western Storm)
Tammy Beaumont (Lightning)
Katherine Brunt (Northern Diamonds)<
Please find England’s virtual media conference with Chris Woakes.
You will find the following files:
Video and audio files of Chris Woakes media conference – DOWNLOAD HERE
Please credit - England and Wales Cricket Board.
England Men’s ODI Squad:
Eoin Morgan (Middlesex) (captain), Moeen Ali (Worcestershire), Jofra Archer (Sussex), Jonathan Bairstow (Yorkshire), Tom Banton (Somerset
The COVID-19 pandemic has left cricket facing its most significant challenge of the modern era. The game has already lost more than £100m, and the financial impact is likely to be £200m if there is further disruption next year, which many are expecting.
Getting cricket back on this summer – at a recreational, domestic and international level, for both men and women - has been a remarkable achie
