England head coach Charlotte Edwards says captain Nat Sciver-Brunt is ready for the home T20 World Cup after recovering from a calf injury. Multiple outlets report that Sciver-Brunt sustained the injury earlier in the year, with Guyana Chronicle citing a calf tear during England’s domestic Women’s One-Day Cup in April. She then misses England’s series against India, according to The Independent, but is now back in fitness. Edwards also indicates that Sciver-Brunt is likely to be used primarily as a batter and all-rounder who may not bowl during the tournament. Sky Sports and Guyana Chronicle both attribute this expectation to the coaching staff, suggesting the injury management plan could limit her bowling workload for the event. Overall, the reports agree that Sciver-Brunt’s return to lead the side is central to England’s preparations, and that her bowling involvement remains uncertain pending fitness and tournament requirements.