HAVING hailed her match-winning display against India as “the most mature innings” she has produced for her country, there is little danger that England’s Danni Wyatt has developed the seven-year itch.
In truth, the 27-year-old opener, who began her international career back in 2012, is in a fine position to sit back and take stock of her growth into one of the most fearsome weapons in England’s arsenal.
She was at her best as she helped England clinch an unassailable 2-0 series lead in the second of three T20 clashes with India in Guwahati yesterday, Wyatt inspiring them with a fine unbeaten 64.
“It was difficult to bat in the middle but probably this is the most mature innings I have played for England,” said the 2017 World Cup winner.
“Smriti Mandhana brought mid-off and mid-on up in the final over, so I wanted to slog it over but I knew she will bowl it halfway down the track.
“It’s great to win the series. It says a lot about us given the result in the ODI series and we’re really proud of how we’ve bounced back.
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