Heather Knight has announced that she will retire from international cricket after the Rothesay Test match v India at Lord’s. Knight made her England debut in 2010 and leaves the game as England Women’s all-time record appearance maker, with 320 caps to her name. She captained the side on 199 occasions from 2016 to 2025,
Heather Knight has watched on captivated as England’s women’s footballers and rugby players have earned silverware this summer – now she wants the cricketers to follow suit. Knight was a spectator at the Lionesses’ opening two group games at the European Championships, which they went on to win, while last weekend saw the Red Roses
Somerset County Cricket Club are delighted to be able to announce the signing of England Captain, Heather Knight. The World Cup winning skipper played her way through the Devon Pathway before making her debut for the county in 2005. She then represented Berkshire between 2010 and 2019. Her England debut came in an ODI against
Knight discusses staying fresh & still excited for International cricket amid the emergence of more global women’s franchise leagues in latest ICC 100% cricket podcast Listen to the full episode here. England captain, Heather Knight, says she is prioritising her international cricket career by working on staying fresh and is still excited to play for England
ICC Interview with England Captain Heather Knight It’s pretty surreal to feel so near to a World Cup and yet so far away! Throwing rolled up socks into your bed to keep ticking over wasn’t how I imagined our build-up for this tournament back in 2017 but an awful lot has happened in the world
The International Cricket Council (ICC) today announced Heather Knight and Keegan Petersen as the winners of the ICC Players of the Month Award for January 2022. England skipper Heather Knight came up with a brilliant batting performance in the only Test of the multi-format Women’s Ashes against Australia. Knight amassed 216 runs during the Test match in
For September, England Captain Heather Knight, was voted the ICC Women’s Player of the Month. Knight led England to a series victory over New Zealand, scoring 89 in the first ODI and 101 in the fourth. The allrounder scored a total of 214 runs in the five ODIs against New Zealand last month with a
England Women’s captain Heather Knight has sustained a small metatarsal stress fracture to her left foot and is expected to be out of action for 5-6 weeks. For the first 2-3 weeks of her recovery she’ll wear a boot – designed to support the affected area – and will then spend the next 2-3 weeks
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