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Injury forces change to Scotland's WCWCQ 2025 plans

Injury forces change to Scotland's WCWCQ 2025 plans

Lahore, Apr 10 (UNI) Scotland have brought in Kirsty McColl as a replacement for all-rounder Darcey Carter in the squad, approved by the Event Technical Committee of the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2025 Qualifier.
Nineteen-year-old Kirsty McColl, who is yet to make her international debut, joins the squad at a pivotal moment, following their impressive win over the West Indies in their opening match of the Qualifier on Wednesday.
Carter has been ruled out of the tournament after sustaining an injury to her right hand. The batter made 25 off 48 in the campaign opener and picked up the wicket of Windies opener Qiana Joseph

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