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Bell confident changes to her bowling action will have long-term benefits
England's Lauren Bell during the third Women's One-Day International at the Seat Unique Stadium, Bristol, July 3, 2024
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ENGLAND bowler Lauren Bell believes “challenging” changes to her action and repertoire will benefit her career in the long term.
Bell claimed her first ever five-wicket haul in international cricket as England beat New Zealand by five wickets at Bristol to complete a 3-0 ODI series whitewash.
“It’s been a little bit challenging,” Bell told Sky Sports about the changes she has made to her bowling in recent weeks.
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