"Do we listen to ourselves, are we looking at what's going on the world. It's about trying to be a better person, to develop, to listen and be a better person than you were yesterday." Sri Lanka then take on the Dutch (3pm) as they look to preserve their 100 per cent record and top the group which would take them into Group 1 alongside England, South Africa, Australia, West Indies and Bangladesh. The 32-year old will replace his former Sydney Roosters teammate, the retiring James Maloney in Perpignan and Sky Sports' Carney expects Pearce to make an even bigger impact than Maloney did in the South of France. Bouchier made her England debut during the T20I series against New Zealand last month, while Smith made the most recent of her nine T20I appearances in the summer of 2019.