- England had been knocked out of the Girls’s T20 World Cup by West Indies
- They dropped six catches in a disappointing six-wicket defeat in Dubai
- Ex-England star Alex Hartley has pointed the finger a handful of unfit gamers
The England girls’s workforce are being let down by a handful of unfit gamers, in response to Alex Hartley, one in all their 2017 World Cup winners.
England had been dumped out of the T20 match within the group stage by West Indies in Dubai on Tuesday after dropping six catches in a dreadful fielding show that left captain Heather Knight in tears.
And Hartley, a former left-arm spinner who performed 32 white-ball internationals, informed BBC’s Check Match Particular: ‘There are going to be a number of questions requested, and a few of them, rightly so, on health. England must get fitter.
‘Australia have gotten 15 or 16 real athletes. You take a look at our workforce – I’m not going to call names, however if you happen to take a look at them, . who’s blowing a gasket and who isn’t: 80% of the England workforce are match and athletic sufficient, however there are ladies in that aspect which are letting the workforce down with regards to health.
‘There shall be questions across the captain, administration, health, round what goes on on this England aspect, and rightly so. These ladies are being paid a whole lot of hundreds of kilos now, and it makes an enormous distinction.’
Alex Hartley says England girls are being let down by a handful of unfit gamers
England had been dumped out of the T20 match within the group stage by West Indies
Requested whether or not he thought the ladies’s workforce had a health challenge, Richard Gould – the ECB chief government who’s presently in Multan with the lads’s Check aspect – mentioned: ‘Athleticism in cricket is more and more vital. We wish to present no matter help we will to all our gamers.
‘We’ve under-invested within the girls’s recreation for a very long time. In 2019, we had 18 skilled girls gamers. Subsequent yr, we’ll have nearer to 200.
‘That’s a number of progress in a brief period of time and there shall be issues that we wish to proceed to enhance on.’