But the ECB has now confirmed that the opener will not make the trip but will "spend the winter working on his batting at home in a bid to regain England selection". "We worked to the last and created but we need too many chances to score goals and it was the same at the start of the season. We dominate opponents but we need to score to win. We deserved to lose at Stoke and Swansea. Today is a different feeling. I would tell you if it was a poor performance but it wasn't. The work in training was good. We wanted more impact and penetration in the last third and we did. We just need that killer instinct to score a goal." Teams that win one and lose one, will then play in a decider for a place in the last four. Birmingham are 11th in the WSL table, with one point from their opening eight games of the season.