Archive · 25 Sep 2025
Sciver-Brunt: India's Women's World Cup Victory Could Be Seismic
The Women's World Cup is about to start in India and Sri Lanka.
Nat Sciver-Brunt, the captain of England's cricket team, says that if India wins, it would be a huge moment for women's cricket, like a major earthquake.
Playing in India is special, she says, and a World Cup there is even more exciting.
England has a good team and is hoping to win.
Sciver-Brunt believes that the competition between teams won't make the games easy, and everyone has to adjust to travel and conditions.
England also has a well-balanced team and hopes they grab the big moments to take them as far as possible.
Nat Sciver-Brunt believes an India win would be a 'seismic moment' for women's cricket.
The tournament is co-hosted by India and Sri Lanka, beginning September 30.
India lost the 2017 final against England in a previous World Cup.
Sciver-Brunt notes the competitiveness of the teams and the challenging schedule.
England aims to win their fifth trophy in the competition.
- Who
- Nat Sciver-Brunt
- What
- Discussing the upcoming Women's World Cup
- When
- Starts September 30
- Where
- India and Sri Lanka
- Why
- To discuss the importance of the tournament
- Event
- Women's World Cup
- Host Countries
- India & Sri Lanka
- England Captain
- Nat Sciver-Brunt
- Sciver-Brunt's Goal
- Win the tournament
- India's History
- Lost 2017 final
Sources
India, Australia and Sri Lanka are going to be difficult to come up against: Devine
More game time will be good for NZ against Aussies: Kerr on warm-up matches ahead of Women’s WC
India must start strong in Women's World Cup opener