
Knight Bows Out at Lord's With England in Deep Trouble
Heather Knight walked off the Lord's turf for the last time having contributed just 13 runs, leaving England in dire straits at 34-4 while chasing an imposing 457-run target against India.
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Heather Knight walked off the Lord's turf for the last time having contributed just 13 runs, leaving England in dire straits at 34-4 while chasing an imposing 457-run target against India.

Heather Knight, one of England women's cricket's most decorated figures, has announced her retirement from international cricket, describing herself as 'really content' with the timing of her decision.

England finished day three of the one-off women's Test at Lord's on 130-6, needing an improbable 327 more runs to win as Heather Knight and Tammy Beaumont both departed without making an impact in their final international innings.

Heather Knight's retirement marks the end of an era for England Women. Jamie Hall looks back on a career defined by far more than statistics alone.

England Women's innings unravelled alarmingly on the second morning of the one-off Test at Lord's, crashing from 31-1 to 32-3 in the space of just four deliveries against India.

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Alice Capsey's match-winning 82 from 43 balls has given England selectors a welcome headache as they prepare their T20 World Cup squad.

Alice Capsey and Heather Knight delivered masterful knocks to guide England to the highest T20 run-chase in women's cricket history on home soil, sealing a memorable series triumph over India.

England head coach Charlotte Edwards says there was never doubt over Heather Knight's World Cup place after the veteran batter's stunning unbeaten 70 sealed series victory over India.

Heather Knight's laboured innings against India highlights growing concerns over England's batting order just weeks before the home T20 World Cup.

Former England captain Heather Knight struck a magnificent century as Somerset demolished One-Day Cup leaders Surrey by 136 runs in a statement victory at Taunton.