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England Looking 'Nervy' Ahead Of 'Massive Game' Against India: Nasser Hussain

By IANS News March 15, 2022 • 11:39 AM View: 1185

Former England men's captain Nasser Hussain has warned his country's women's team that there is no room for any more slip-ups when they take on India in an ICC Women's World Cup match at the Bay Oval here on Wednesday.

England are winless in the mega-event having lost all three games, with the latest being a three-wicket defeat to South Africa at the same venue on Monday. Hussain was critical of England's tactic, flaying them for the dropped catches, and saying that they looked like a bunch of nervous cricketers on the field.

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