‘Heather Knight proves the value of England after the loss of the captain,’ he says Lauren Winfield-Hill | Cricket news

Sky Sports Cricket’s Lauren Winfield-Hill believes that the Heather knight has proved the value for England after a catastrophic winter.

After watching the ash 16-0 bleach, the knights, Nat Scaker-Brunt, head coach Jon Lewisin, chose head coach Jon Lewis with the road to Edwards.

The new era began with the opening of the T20I opened in the Series against the West Indians of England, England.

Although there was an updated material, a passage of 91 working partnerships with Sophia Dunkley (81NO) with the English Dunkley (81NO), it was a passage of the former Skipper Knight (43NO).

Meanwhile, Skaker-Brunt fell into two ball ducks.

For Winfield-Hill, it is a moment that it is one of the best players offered by the UK, which is one of the best players offered by England.

“I think it will confirm his place on this side,” Winfield-Hill said.

“You are no longer captain, but goodness is one of the best players in the country.

“To see the game house, more than the Heather Knight, in this case, there is no more than you want to ask for more than a few wickets.

“In particular, in a follow-up, he is very good. He knows the tempo, he knows when to take the trigger.

“It will only confirm that it is a slightly true value of this party for him.

“Because he will surely ask the question when he lost his captain.”

Dunkley: Knight was overwhelmed with group

Dunkley also said that he was “prominent”, both “prominent” for the new period, both praising for the former skipper and the batting partner.

Indeed, he considers “nothing has changed” when it comes to the leadership of Knight team.

“Heather was superior around the group,” said Dunkley.

“He is a natural leader, everyone respects him, nothing changes in this regard.

“It really sank, he had a great partnership and it was very nice to see him see the best.”

When Dunkley did not change a lot for the knight, he admits that the new coach Edwards said, “Simple” and “calm” and “calm” and “calm”.

“Edward is calm and clear if he wants to do, we had a good week for this game and it’s great to start with a victory,” Dunkley said.

“I really wanted to get out and contribute to the team and influence the game and I am pleased to do this tonight.

“He was clear about what I did with me and play with my strength.

“My power is to shoot beautiful and straight and you want to be and clear, and it’s all I’m trying to do tonight this evening.”

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