Sciver-Brunt targets semi-final return after positive scan
England captain Nat Sciver-Brunt is feeling "positive" and believes her calf injury is going in the right "direction", says her wife Katherine.
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"She believes she can come into the semi and that she is OK, that is where her head is now and that is great."
— Katherine , Celebrity
"She is happy with the result and positive that it is going in the direction we like."
— Katherine , Celebrity
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England captain Nat Sciver-Brunt is feeling "positive" and believes her calf injury is going in the right "direction", says her wife Katherine.
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