Britain’s Heather knights aims the world cup as hamstring injury resumes cricket news

The former England Cricket Captain Heather Knight is on the way to keep the World Cup, because he is preparing to capitalize in 2025 Lionesses and capitalize the basis of injuries.

The 34-year-old summer was destroyed last month with a significant hamstring tendon problem that took the T20 in a clean sweep on the West Indian Indians.

Instead of the opposition to India, instead of the properties of Switzerland, Instead of the Switzerland, Sarina plans to monitor the protection of the European Championships with the Dutch Argums against France and Dutch on 5 and 9.

This year, the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup this year, on September 30, it is planned to start with the opening game against South Africa on October 3.

“This is what I’m targeting the World Cup, I have sights,” Knigg said.

“Rehab has always twisted on the road, but I hope everything goes smoothly and I can get back to the beginning of September and I can get a little cricket in front of the World Cup.

“Hopefully, I hope it is very well followed by it.

“We can’t rush things. It’s pretty qnarly bullying: I have fallen from the bone from the tendon, so I need to be a little careful.”

Three ODI-I ODI, and at the same time the protection of the London spirit was once in two weeks, but the operation.

The “extreme boring” rehabilitation process is determined to have the most of the absence of its absence.

“I’m going to Switzerland next week to watch Lionesses games, so I’m not able to play cricket,” said the knight.

“I always watch a woman’s sport and the opportunity to go to a very cool country.

“I know a few of several players: I did a few bits with Leah (Williamson, England Captain) and I came across some of the girls in the events.

“It’s really nice to see what they do for women in this country.

“Hopefully, they can succeed, because these Euro have been a really special point in the UK (in 2022) in this country and changed the face of football.”

It’s been a difficult couple for the knight.

After nine capitaism in Australia in early nine years, after nine capitaism in Australia, after long damage to the first weeks of the new era, head coach Charlotte Edwards.

“Ashed was very tough; I made the ECB ended, but the ECB is a fresh start and this is the captain of the Nat Scover-Brunt, which they want a fresh start.

“I am still very enthusiastic to continue playing for England.”

The UK Men’s Captain Ben Stokes will start in 2026 and named the new National State School Competition that will result in the finals of the LORD.

Barclays Knight-Stokes Cup – The two largest state-literate cricketers of England and another EX-UK Skipper’s brain, Michael Vaughan – aims to take part in the public school.

“Really important to be able to be accessible to Cricket,” said the knight. “I’m proud to put my name to him.”

T20 International Series to India (June-July)

• The first T20: June 28 Saturday (2.30pm) – Trent Bridge, Nottingham
• The second T20: Tuesday 1 July (6.30pm) – Seat Unique Stadium, Bristol
• Third T20: Friday July 4 (6.35pm) – Kia Oval London
• Fourth T20: Wednesday 9 July (6.30pm) – Emirates Old Trafford, Manchester
• Fifth T20: Saturday July 12 (6.35pm) – Edgbaston, Birmingham

A one-day international series in India (July)

• First Odi: July 16 Wednesday (1PM) – Utilita Bowl, Southampton
• The second Odi: Saturday July 19 (11am) – Lord’s London
• Third Odi: Tuesday 22 July (1pm) – Unique Riverside Seat, Chester-le-Street

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