ELLYSE Perry, the Australian founder, feels that strong competitors can be worn within the framework of their new coach and former mixture Charlotte Edwards, saying that the team is a “group of heroes”. England women lost all the seven matches in the Multiple Ambols in Australia earlier this year – a result followed by the main coach John Lewis and leader Heather Knight from their roles. However, Perry is sure that the Women’s Cricket World Cup in India later this year, England will turn the page with the new coach Charlotte Edwards.
“If you look at the category of this English team and their players, then the best of eleven huge teams,” Perry told Sky Sports as ICC quoted.
“I had no doubt that they would be a completely different team this summer in England, but also in the World Cup in India.”
“They are a group of heroes, and it is always allowed to get some difficult periods and challenges that are far away.”
“But there is a lot of separation in this team, and this will appear very quickly. Perhaps it was more than any kind of long -term issues, so I am excited to see how Edwards returns them.”
Former Captain Edwards led the team to the Ladies Cricket Cup in ICC in addition to the T20 World Cup titles in 2009.
ICC Hall in ICC hopes to take England a step forward at the Cricket World Cup in India later this year, after it ended in the pleading in the 2022 edition of the tournament.
Australia and England have already qualified for the Marquee Championship – ranked first and third in the ICC Women’s Championship 2022/25.
While Perry will play a pivotal role in defending the Cricket World Cup title in India, the veteran founder is also looking for a big summer in England next year, who will see them hosting the Women’s World Cup.
“Culturally, there are many similarities between Australian and English cricket. I have had the opportunity to play in England a little through my career, and I always love to do this.”
“Play T20 Cricket (with Hampsheer) here, I also watched the World Cup in England next year, so I’m excited about the opportunity to be here this summer.”
He concluded by saying: “Everyone is really looking for this event. There is a lot of competition, especially playing in India, which always brings a lot of challenges.”
In the previous edition of the tournament, while England came out of the tournament in the group stages, South Africa outperformed Australia in the semi -finals.
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