England captain Nat Sciver-Brunt is just 10 runs away from becoming the third-highest run-scorer for England in women’s ODIs. Learn more about her journey and upcoming milestone in the Women’s World Cup clash against Bangladesh.
England women’s cricket captain Nat Sciver-Brunt is on the verge of a historic milestone, needing just 10 runs to become the third-highest run-scorer for England in Women’s One Day Internationals (ODIs). This landmark achievement could come during England’s crucial Women’s World Cup match against Bangladesh in Guwahati on Tuesday.
At 33, Nat Sciver-Brunt has cemented her reputation as one of the premier all-rounders in modern women’s cricket. With 4,092 runs amassed in 122 ODIs, her remarkable consistency shines through an impressive average of 46.50 and a strike rate close to 100. Her tally includes nine centuries and 25 half-centuries, with an unbeaten 148 standing as her highest individual score in the format.
Currently, Sciver-Brunt trails former England star Claire Taylor, who scored 4,101 runs in 126 ODIs, averaging 40.20. Taylor, celebrated for her composed batting under pressure, recorded eight centuries and 23 fifties, with a top score of 156 not out.
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England’s All-Time Leading Run-Scorers in Women’s ODIs
Player Runs
Charlotte Edwards 5,992
Tammy Beaumont 4,549
Claire Taylor 4,101
Nat Sciver-Brunt 4,092
Sarah Taylor 4,056
The all-time leading run-scorer for England is former captain Charlotte Edwards, whose prolific career yielded 5,992 runs in 191 matches. Edwards, a stalwart of England’s batting line-up for over a decade, amassed nine centuries and 46 fifties, firmly establishing herself at the top of the charts.
Nat Sciver-Brunt’s rise in the run-scoring ranks reflects not only her longevity but also her ability to perform in high-pressure situations. Her World Cup record stands out, with 805 runs in just 17 innings at an outstanding average of 57.50 and a strike rate of 99.13. Notably, Sciver-Brunt has scored four World Cup centuries, a joint record in tournament history, alongside two fifties.
In England’s opening World Cup match against South Africa, Sciver-Brunt showcased her all-round capabilities by taking two wickets in a dominant bowling display, although she did not get the opportunity to bat. The upcoming clash against Bangladesh presents her with a golden chance to etch her name further into England’s cricketing history.
As the Women’s World Cup progresses, all eyes will be on Nat Sciver-Brunt to see if she can surpass Claire Taylor’s run tally and continue to lead England with both bat and ball. Her achievements symbolize dedication, skill, and leadership — qualities that inspire teammates and fans alike.
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