England vs West Indies – Group Stage – Preview & Prediction | ICC Women’s T20 World Cup

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THE FACTS

When is England Women vs West Indies Women on and what time does it start? England Women vs West Indies Women will take place on Saturday 11^th February, 2023 – 13:00 (UK)

Where is England Women vs West Indies Women taking place? England Women vs West Indies Women will take place at Eurolux Boland Park in Paarl, South Africa

Where can I get tickets for England Women vs West Indies Women? Click here for the latest ticket information for England Women vs West Indies Women

What channel is England Women vs West Indies Women on in the UK? England Women vs West Indies Women will be televised live on Sky Sports

Where can I stream England Women vs West Indies Women in the UK? Sky Sports subscribers can stream West Indies Women England Women vs West Indies Women live on Sky Go

THE LOWDOWN

ENGLAND WOMEN

• England Women are no doubt one of the favourites to be lifting silverware come the end of the tournament when taking into account the depth and resources at their disposal compared to many of their opponents, including West Indies.
• Heather Knight captains a strong team which combines experienced campaigners with exciting young talents and a welcome selection headache is on the cards for Knight and the coaching staff.

WEST INDIES WOMEN

• This West Indies squad are not expected to make a huge impact in this tournament and in the way, this could help them with the pressure off their players a tad.
• With no Deandra Dottin, the pressure is on both captain Hayley Matthews and experienced all-rounder Stefanie Taylor to make hefty contributions with the two seen by many as West Indies’ best two players.

THE PREDICTION

It will be a huge ask for West Indies to go toe-to-toe with England when considering the far superior strength-in-depth of England, not to mention the number of genuine world class players at their disposal. The bowling of England especially should dominate this Windies batting order, who are overly reliant on key players such as Matthews and Taylor. Any outcome other than a comfortable England victory in this one would constitute a huge surprise.