Heather Knight As the captain of the Women’s Cricket team in the UK, he fell in the role in nine years. This decision is followed by a series of global performances, including 16-0 defeat of women against Australia and early access to the T20 World Cup group stage last year. This Britain and Welsh Cricket Council (ECB) On March 22, 2025, he declared his resignation during a sustainable study of the final performance of the team.
“Over the past nine years, the captain of our country was the greatest honor of my life”: Heather Knight
Knigght in 199 games since its appointment in June 2016, Highlights’ 2017 ICC Women’s World Cup reminded England. Said, “In the last nine years, the captain of our country was the greatest honor of my life and I will look back with a great pride” And for the future, focus on batting and stressed his intention to emphasize the intention to help a new skepper in the future.
“I loved the problem of leading the team, but all the good things end and return to the ranks and return to the ranks and I focus on being the best fruits and teammate I can be for the team” He added.
“In 2017, the BCC Women’s Wine World Cup in the LORD’s house will always be a great moment, but I am very proud to be a part of the great steps in the women’s game.
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Who will replace the Heather knight as a captain?
ECB is now the responsibility of a new captain to get the team for how long the “new period” works for how long. Possible alternatives are vice-captain NAT SPE-brunt and wiketeeper Amy JonesBoth filled for the knight on the occasion of the away.
Preparing for near future matches with England In the west And India will still be in the selection list as the knight, the knight will start in a new chapter in his bending, and will help inspire future generations.
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