After wins over Bangladesh, South Africa and Scotland in Sharjah, England head to Dubai to take on a side boasting several big-hitters, including Hayley Matthews, Deandra Dottin and Stafanie Taylor. While Matthews and Taylor have yet to hit their straps, Dottin has contributed a couple of rapid cameos in wins over Scotland and Bangladesh and Ecclestone is relishing the upcoming contest. "I love going against the world's best and me and Deandra have great battles when we play against each other," said Ecclestone, who has dismissed her former Manchester Originals team-mate Dottin twice in five T20 innings. "We are people that want to get one up on each other because we play against each other so often and play in the same team with each other. It's very exciting. "I'll look at how they go about their things but I'm not going to concentrate on them too much and go about the way I'm doing stuff." I love going against the world's best and me and Deandra (Dottin) have great battles when we play against each other Sophie Ecclestone Ecclestone has been the top-ranked T20 bowler in the world since February 2020 - she is also number one in ODIs - but blanched at suggestions she is the leader of England's spin attack. Indeed, the 25-year-old says she takes as many learnings from Sarah Glenn, Charlie Dean and Linsey Smith - England's other frontline spinners at this World Cup - as she dishes out. "Especially with four spinners in the team, we all do different things," added Ecclestone, whose economy rate of 4.08 is one of the tightest in the tournament. "I'm still learning off Charlie, Glenny, and Linsey, about how they go about their work. It's obviously really interesting for me and I need to keep learning as I get older. "(This tournament) has been a bit of a challenge for me. I've been comparing myself to other spinners sometimes about how much bounce and turn I get compared to others. "I think I need to stop comparing myself to them and because I get so much more bounce so my lengths vary from pitch to pitch and spinner to spinner. It's been really interesting."