For Nat Sciver, getting her battery back to full capacity again is so important: Lydia Greenway

Chester-le-Street, Sep 11 (IANS) Former England batter Lydia Greenway firmly believes the side needs pace all-rounder Nat Sciver at her best, which is why she getting her battery back to 100 per cent capacity becomes very important.Earlier on Thursday, Nat withdrew from the England squad for the series against India to focus on her mental health and wellbeing. Wicketkeeper Amy Jones is captaining England in the T20I series against India in Nat's absence.Nat herself was a stand-in captain with regular skipper Heather Knight out due to hip injury which needed surgery. "Just her being able to have the chance to plug herself in and get her battery back to full capacity again is so important. It isn't necessarily those game days that causes these rests, it's everything else that goes with that, so how do we manage that better as well?" said Lydia during the first T20I at Durham, where England won convincingly by nine wickets.Nat had a busy 2022, featuring in 30 matches this year, including the women's T20 event at Birmingham Commonwealth Games, ODI World Cup in New Zealand, where England came runners-up, the women's Ashes Tour to Australia and an all-format series against South Aft will be kept till Monday afternoon to enable his fans to pay their last respects.Meanwhile, leaders of various political parties and film personalities made a beeline to Raju's house to pay their last respects.Union minister for culture G. Kishan Reddy, mega star Chiranjeevi, veteran actors Murali Mohan, Mohan Babu, Mahesh Babu, directors Trivikram, Raghavendra Rao and others paid tributes to Raju. They consoled Raju's family members including his nephew actor Prabhas.
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