“Wouldn’t Play That Way”: England Women’s Star On Jonny Bairstow Dismissal Saga

England’s girl cricketer Lauren Bell prolonged her help to the boys’s aspect after the debatable stumping of Jonny Bairstow by Alex Carey at Lord’s within the second check. The Lord’s match witnessed a debatable second within the 52nd over when Australia wicket-keeper Carey ran out England batter Bairstow with a direct throw. Bairstow batting at 10 runs was shocked by the dismissal as he was not anticipating a throw from the wicket-keeper as he simply walked off the crease after leaving the ball. Many cricketers criticised the dismissal and known as it in opposition to the spirit of the sport.

England girls’s group are additionally internet hosting the Ashes T20I sequence, the place they’re behind Australia by 1-0 after going through a loss of their match. Ahead of the second T20I match, England’s pacer Bell stated that her group wouldn’t select this manner of enjoying the sport.

“Personally, it wouldn’t be the way we want to play our cricket. It’s happened now, and as a team we wouldn’t play that way,” she stated as quoted by Sky Sports.

Last summer time, England’s girls had an analogous controversy when Charlie Dean was given out from a ‘non-striker run-out’ dismissal which resulted in 16-run ODI series-ending loss to India. Bell doesn’t need to take a look at the negatives as there are numerous positives to search for within the recreation.

“There were a lot of emotions coming from a lot of things [with the Dean dismissal]. It was the end of the series, the way we lost the game, but that’s definitely not the way we’d want to play our cricket and how we want to go about things. We’ve moved on from that situation, we played India at the World Cup and we’ve moved forward as a team.

Women’s cricket, there is so many good things to talk about and that’s what we want to prioritise. We want women’s cricket to be looked at with all the amazing things that are happening,” she added.

England will play their second T20I match in opposition to Australia on the Oval on Wednesday to equalise the sequence.