West Indies Women’s team captain Stafanie Taylor has revealed that the team is buoyed by its comfort level, having been given time to settle in England ahead of the upcoming series.

The particular nature of the series, played in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, allowed the Caribbean team to arrive in England at the end of last month.  The players have been since locked away in a biosecure environment where they have had the time to get used to conditions.

“The good thing is that we have been here for a while now.  It feels like home.  Normally when we go on a tour it feels like we are the away team.  This time it feels like we are the home team."

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In reply to CaribbeanCricket.com
Wishing the team well. I hope they do not make us sad.

We struggling so far

36 - 2 chasing 164

Dottin looking like a female verson of Hety.

42 - 2 off 10

49 - 2 off 11. Will we score 100?

In reply to Drapsey

De woman coming off a long injury layoff

In reply to Maispwi

They only now start playing like they know what they are doing with the bat

In reply to FuzzyWuzzy

Annoying batting from Cambelle

Need 20 runs an over and poking for singles unsuccessfully
Just swipe jeez

Free swing for Cooper and she blocks

52 off 12

Fire Logie; this is rubbish

All over. Lost by 47 runs

They are only 3 people who can bat and even they are inconsistent. Matthews Dottin and Taylor

In reply to FuzzyWuzzy
Campbell has her moments, Chedean Nation is ok, the wicketkeeper twin can bat ok, the big opener from Jamaica is a decent swiper.

In reply to Baje

Campbell is keeper

Our women cricketers need plenty of work

In reply to Maispwi

Totally

Why are dey reviewing obvious outs?