Nat Sciver-BruntNat Sciver-Brunt (Image Credits: @natsciver.brunt/Instagram)

Whenever we have watched Nat Sciver-Brunt play, one thing has always remained common — the bracelet she wears on her wrist. She has been wearing this bracelet since the ICC Women’s World Cup 2025.

However, the story behind this bracelet is something truly special, and once you hear it, it is sure to touch your heart.

Why Does Nat Sciver-Brunt Wear the Same Bracelet in Every Match?

Recently, before the The Hundred Women’s Final between the Trent Rockets Women and the Sunrisers Leeds, Sciver-Brunt was asked about her special bracelet on Instagram.

The England cricketer revealed that teammate Lauren Bell gifted her the bracelet, and it carries the name of Sciver-Brunt’s son.

Nat said, “It came from Lauren Bell actually during the World Cup. Right at start, she and Linsey were making bracelets for everybody. (Either) meaningful ones or a nickname or something like that. So, yeah, mine says, “Theo.”

“Family is everything. It’s very special to play the game and have Theo here watching. But ultimately it’s all about family. Yeah, it’s nice to have him with me on the pitch. Whether it’s good or bad, whatever the cricket’s doing, it doesn’t matter. He’s there,” she added.

For your information, after England won the 2017 ICC Women’s ODI World Cup, Katherine Sciver-Brunt asked Nat Sciver-Brunt to be her girlfriend.

On December 31, 2018, Katherine finally proposed to Nat, and in October 2019, the couple officially announced their engagement on National Coming Out Day.

Their wedding was planned for 2020 but was postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. As a special gesture, their teammates organised a fake wedding ceremony for them in September 2020.

On May 29, 2022, Nat and Katherine officially tied the knot. In September 2024, the couple announced that they were expecting their first child, with Katherine carrying the pregnancy. In 2025, they welcomed their son, Theo.

By Nachiketa D

Nachiketa D is a cricket writer with a passion for telling stories from the world of cricket. Beyond analyzing matches, players, and the moments that shape the game, he enjoys exploring the sport through a deeper lens. When he’s not following cricket, Nachiketa loves traveling solo, discovering new places, and experiencing different cultures along the way.

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