Nat Sciver-Brunt has officially been named the new captain of the England Women’s cricket team, taking over the reins from Heather Knight following the 2025 Women’s Ashes. The announcement comes alongside the appointment of new head coach Charlotte Edwards, with Sciver-Brunt set to lead across all formats of the game.
Since her debut in 2013, Sciver-Brunt has been a cornerstone of the England squad. With 259 international caps, 181 wickets, and an impressive ODI batting average of 45.91, she has cemented her status as one of cricket’s finest all-rounders. Her leadership experience includes stepping in as interim captain during the 2022 Commonwealth Games, showcasing her ability to handle pressure at the highest level.
“I’ll Give My All to Lead This Team Forward” – Nat Sciver-Brunt
Speaking on her new role, Sciver-Brunt shared, “It’s an incredible honor to be named captain of the England Women’s team. Stepping into this role, especially under someone as inspiring as Charlotte Edwards, means the world to me. From the moment I debuted in 2013, my goal has always been to contribute to this team in every possible way. Now, I’ll give my all to lead this team forward, while empowering everyone to be the best version of themselves.”
She added, “We have a talented, united squad with so much potential. I truly believe in this group and what we can achieve together.”
Clare Connor, Managing Director of England Women’s Cricket, praised Sciver-Brunt’s leadership qualities, stating, “Nat’s cricketing prowess is undeniable, but her strengths go beyond the pitch. She’s thoughtful, resilient, and driven to bring out the best in herself and her teammates. Her respect within the group is immense, and I’m confident she’ll forge a dynamic partnership with Charlotte Edwards.”
The England Women’s team will kick off their summer campaign on May 21 with a home series against the West Indies, followed by matches against India.
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