5 players who might get dropped from national team after Women's T20 World Cup 2023
Certain international stars might not find a place in the national team going forward.
1. Katherine Sciver-Brunt
Katherine Sciver-Brunt has been a prominent figure in world cricket. She has bagged 170 wickets in 141 ODIs at an economy of 3.57 and scored 1090 runs in those outings. In the T20Is, the bowling all-rounder has picked up 114 wickets in 112 games at an economy of 5.57 and scored 590 runs at a strike rate of 113.24.
Brunt has been a tone-setter with the new ball, providing her side with early wickets. Also, she has been a vital contributor with the bat slotting in lower down the order. The Barnsley-born did a decent job with the ball in the T20 carnival in South Africa and bagged four wickets in five games at an economy of 7.53.
However, one might ponder whether the 38-year-old might have already played her last T20I game. Brunt retired from the longest format of the game in June last year and recently has indicated that the marquee event in South Africa was her last World Cup appearance. Thus, one might not witness Katherine donning the national colours in the shortest format in the future.
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