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England v Scotland: Women’s T20 Cricket World Cup – live

The Guardian UK Saturday 20 June 2026, 17:52 UTC By Geoff Lemon 1 min read
Key Points

Updates from 6.30pm BST start at Headingley Get in touch! Share your thoughts with GeoffDidn’t get time for these earlier, here you go. England Amy Jones + Danni Wyatt-Hodge Sophia Dunkley Alice

Updates from 6.30pm BST start at Headingley
Get in touch! Share your thoughts with Geoff

Didn’t get time for these earlier, here you go.

England
Amy Jones +
Danni Wyatt-Hodge
Sophia Dunkley
Alice Capsey
Heather Knight
Freya Kemp
Danielle Gibson
Charlotte Dean *
Sophie Ecclestone
Linsey Smith
Lauren Bell

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England (LOCATION) Women’s T20 Cricket World Cup (ORG) BST (ORG) Headingley Get (ORG) England Amy Jones + Danni Wyatt-Hodge Sophia Dunkley (PERSON) Heather Knight Freya (PERSON) Danielle Gibson (PERSON) Charlotte Dean (PERSON) Sophie Ecclestone Linsey (PERSON) Lauren Bell Continue (PERSON)
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