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

England's leading T20 wicket-taker Sophie Ecclestone reveals how she overcame a mental health crisis to target World Cup glory on home soil.

England captain Nat Sciver-Brunt reports positive progress in her calf injury rehabilitation, though she remains unable to bowl ahead of the upcoming T20 World Cup.

Jersey survived a dramatic middle-order collapse to defeat Guernsey and secure their place in the next round of T20 World Cup qualifying.

England's head coach Charlotte Edwards has admitted to selection headaches in the batting department following their T20 series victory over New Zealand.

Former West Indies captain Jimmy Adams has taken on the challenge of coaching Jersey cricket as they pursue T20 World Cup qualification for the 2028 tournament in Australia and New Zealand.

Ireland's captain Gaby Lewis will sit out the tri-series against Pakistan and West Indies as she recovers from injury, but remains confident of leading the team at next month's T20 World Cup.

With just six T20 matches remaining before the World Cup starts on 12 June, England coach Charlotte Edwards must resolve several pressing squad questions.

Nat Sciver-Brunt's calf injury has forced her withdrawal from crucial pre-World Cup series, leaving England's preparation plans in disarray with less than a month until the tournament begins.

Glamorgan's promising opener Asa Tribe will be absent from Jersey's crucial T20 World Cup qualifying tournament in Cyprus due to conflicting county cricket obligations.

South Africa's pace legend Shabnim Ismail has reversed her international retirement to join the Proteas squad for the upcoming T20 World Cup in England.

Former England international Kirstie Gordon has been selected for Scotland's T20 World Cup squad, marking her first appearance for her native country in nearly nine years.