Following their defeat to West Indies, England failed to qualify for the semi-finals of the 2024 Women's T20 World Cup. Here are the marks out of 10 for the players who took part in the campaign.
Maia Bouchier: 5
107 runs @ 35.7, SR: 117.6
Bouchier had a decent campaign, given the low-scoring nature of the tournament. Her standout performance was the unbeaten 62 against Scotland, but she only managed knocks of 8 (20) and 14 (19) against South Africa and West Indies respectively, and dropped several catches in the decisive final group game.
Danni Wyatt-Hodge: 8
151 runs @ 50.3, SR: 124.8
Wyatt-Hodge was England's leading run-scorer in the tournament, with 40-plus scores in each of her first three games. She only managed 16 against West Indies, but that did come off 12 balls.
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Nat Sciver-Brunt: 7
107 runs @ 107.0, SR: 117.6 | 3 wickets @ 35.7, ER: 6.7
Sciver-Brunt emerged from the tournament with undoubted credit in the batting department, with her knocks of 48* and 57* coming against the eventual semi-finalists in South Africa and West Indies respectively.
However, it was against those teams that she came in for some punishment with the ball, conceding at over eight runs an over each time and picking up just one wicket across both games.
