T20 World Cup, Heather Knight

Heather Knight: England won't 'rip up any trees' in wake of World Cup disappointment
Heather Knight says that England's women are determined not to "rip up any trees" in the wake of their meek exit from last month's T20 World Cup, and backed her players to take the criticism in their stride as they enter the first of match of their multi-format series against South Africa,
England have few ‘points to be proven’ despite poor World Cup, says Heather Knight
England captain Heather Knight does not believe the team have a point to prove as they start a multi-format series against South Africa just over a month after a hugely disappointing group-stage exit at the T20 World Cup.
Heather Knight reflects on England's T20 World Cup exit ahead of South Africa series: 'Important we don't rip up trees'
Heather Knight wants England to return to fearless cricket against South Africa after early exit from T20 World Cup when they took backward step vs West Indies; watch Englands first T20 against Proteas live on Sky Sports Cricket from 11.
Fitness not an issue for England - Knight
Fitness was not the reason for England's shock Women's T20 World Cup exit last month, says captain Heather Knight.
Not ‘a huge amount of points to be proven’ for England despite poor World Cup
England captain Heather Knight does not believe the team have a point to prove as they start a multi-format series against South Africa just over a month after a hugely disappointing group-stage exit at the T20 World Cup.
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Knight: We haven't become a bad team over night
Knight: We haven't become a bad team over night England's Heather Knight speaks about the fallout from the T20 World ...
England have a 'point to prove' in pivotal SA series
England look to bounce back from World Cup disappointment as they take on South Africa in a multi-format series starting on ...
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