Charlotte Edwards wants to help England rebuild after Women’s Ashes drubbing
Knight is the leader of England’s best cricketers of all time and one of England’s best cricketers, but chaired the victory of Ashes in her five series, despite being with a team Compared with the Australian team, this is the most powerful team in the history of women’s competition.
BAR played a game against the Australian in 2023 and England’s recent record in major events was disappointing.
They were on the verge of an early exit from the 2022 World Cup soccer tournament and then overwhelmed in the Australian final, missing medals at the Commonwealth Games that same year, and not reaching the T20 World Cup finals since 2018.
Nadir is the latest ashes, and Australia humiliated Australia in three one-day international matches, three T20s and a one-time test.
“It’s very disappointing,” Edwards said. “Hopefully this will be a line between the team and the ECB, and you can see where we are going in the women’s game because there are a lot of good things going on.
“That’s what makes people involved in the system feel sad. There are a lot of good things happening inside the county and regional structures, and England doesn’t necessarily portray it. It’s a concern, something that needs to be seen.”
Fitness in England was questioned after former spinner Alex Hartley quits in the group stage at the T20 World Cup in October.
Although Coach Lewis admits that Australia is “more sporting” than England, he believes it is because of the climate and cultural differences between the two countries.
“If compared, they are more athletic and more appropriate,” Edwards said.
“That’s what we have to aspire to. Part of our work at the county level is to support players to become healthier and more athletic, so we can compete with Australia.”
