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'I Think We Are A Very Different Team And We Are Going To Win It,' Says England Women's Head Coach Edwards On T20 WC
U19 T20 World Cup: Charlotte Edwards believes England are a "very different team" as they head into the upcoming ICC Women's T20 World Cup. She supports her team in making a serious title run while preparing to host the event this summer.
The former captain, who led England to victory when they hosted and won the first edition in 2009, noted that the current group is eager to replicate that success on home ground. "I think we're a very different team. We're coming here to win it. We know it's going to be really hard," Edwards told Sky Sports.
"There are some wonderful teams out there. But just thinking that we could play in a World Cup final at Lord's motivates us every day. These events are always special. Being part of a home World Cup with a final at Lord's is an amazing opportunity. This team is really excited about that chance and looks forward to doing something truly special," she said.
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It’s A Dream Come True In Many Ways, Says Issy Wong After T20 WC Selection For England
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Nomvelo Sibanda To Lead As Zimbabwe Announce Squad For Pakistan Tour
National Bank Stadium: Nomvelo Sibanda will lead the side as Zimbabwe Cricket (ZC) unveiled a new-look women's squad for their upcoming white-ball tour of Pakistan. The 15-player squad features 10 new faces with only five players retained from the previous tour against New Zealand in March.
Devine & Tahuhu Confirm Retirement; Nensi, Izzy Earn Maiden T20 WC Call-up As NZ Name Squad
T20 World Cup: New Zealand have named a 15-member squad for the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup in England, with veterans Sophie Devine, Lea Tahuhu, and Suzie Bates set to bow out of international cricket after the tournament, while uncapped duo Nensi Patel and Izzy Sharp headline the fresh faces in the title-defending side.
Uncapped Tilly Gets Maiden Call As Hosts England Name Sciver-Brunt-led Squad For Women’s T20 WC
Head Coach Charlotte Edwards: Hosts England have revealed their 15-player team for the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup, starting June 12. Nat Sciver-Brunt will continue at the helm, leading the team on home soil in her seventh T20 World Cup appearance.
SA Skipper Wolvaardt Jumps To Career-best No. 3 In T20I Rankings
T20I Player Rankings: South Africa's captain Laura Wolvaardt has achieved a new career-high rating in the latest ICC Women's T20I Player Rankings, following her recent outstanding performances against India.
Zimbabwe Cricketer Mary-Anne Musonda Retires From All Forms Of Cricket
T20 World Cup: Mary-Anne Musonda, captain of the Zimbabwe women's national cricket team, announced her retirement from all forms of cricket on Monday. This ends a career that played a key role in developing the women's game in the country.
Devonshire, McLeod, Patel & Sharp Set For Maiden Away Tour As NZ Name Squad For England ODIs
New Zealand Women: Spin-bowling all-rounders Flora Devonshire, Nensi Patel, and batters Emma McLeod and Izzy Sharp have been named in the New Zealand Women's ODI squad for the three-match series in England and Wales starting from May 10.
Momina Earns Maiden Call-up As Pakistan Name Squad For Zimbabwe ODIs
Bowlers Nashra Sundhu: Pakistan cricket board (PCB) have announced a 15-member squad for the upcoming three-match Women's ODI series against Zimbabwe, which will commence on May 3.
Sarmin Sultana Earns Call-up As Bangladesh Announce 15-player Squad For SL T20Is
SL T20Is: Bangladesh have drafted top-order batter Sarmin Sultana into their squad for the upcoming women’s T20I series against Sri Lanka, with Fargana Hoque making way in the 15-member group.
Nahida Akter, Sarmin Sultana Fined For ICC Code Of Conduct Breach In Second WODI Vs SL
Emirates ICC International Panel: Bangladesh cricketers Nahida Akter and Sarmin Sultana have been fined 10 per cent of their match fees for separate Level 1 breaches of the ICC Code of Conduct during the second ODI of the ICC Women’s Championship series against Sri Lanka.
New Zealand Great Suzie Bates To Retire After Women's T20 World Cup
T20 World Cup: New Zealand great Suzie Bates has decided to retire from international cricket after this year's ICC Women's T20 World Cup, New Zealand Cricket announced on Thursday. Bates will hang up her boots following this year's T20 World Cup that commences in England and Wales on June 12, where the 38-year-old will get her final chance to add to her current tally of 362 international appearances for her country.
Bangladesh, Namibia And Scotland Players Gain Big In T20I Rankings
ODI Player Rankings: Bangladesh’s standout players featured prominently in the latest update to the ICC Men’s ODI Player Rankings after their strong performance against New Zealand in Mirpur. The hosts' six-wicket victory in the second ODI not only tied the series but also led to notable individual improvements across formats.
Charlotte Edwards Backs Ecclestone As England’s Key Player For Women’s T20 World Cup
T20 World Cup: England head coach Charlotte Edwards has identified Sophie Ecclestone as a key player for the side ahead of the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2026, praising the spinner’s impressive comeback after a difficult phase last year.
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