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WPL 2024: Lauren Bell Withdrew From UP Warriorz squad To Focus On New Zealand Tour, Says ECB
Wales Cricket Board: Fast-bowler Lauren Bell has withdrawn from the UP Warriorz’s 2024 Women’s Premier League (WPL) squad to prioritise preparing optimally for England Women’s tour to New Zealand, the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) has clarified.
"Having represented the franchise last year, Bell really enjoyed her time with UP Warriorz at the inaugural WPL and wishes them the best in their 2024 campaign," the ECB said in a statement on Friday.
Lauren Bell was earlier this year added as an uncapped player to the England squad for the Ashes series in 2023 and was also part of England's T20I and Test tour of India in December.
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