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England begin the summer of 2025 with uncertainty, searching for a new captain for the first time in nine years after Heather Knight was sacked following a 16-0 defeat by Australia in the Ashes.

It was in the immediate aftermath of England Women's dramatic 50-over World Cup final win over India at Lord's that Heather Knight got a snapshot of how quickly live evolves as a recognisable ...

Heather Knight is to leave her role as captain of the England Womens cricket team after nearly nine years; Knight will still be available for England selection; the ECB confirmed the change a day afte ...

Former England captain, Heather Knight surprised participants at her local parkrun, in Bristol on Saturday, as she showed her ...

Heather Knight has left her role as England Women's captain, a day after Jon Lewis was sacked as head coach. Knight, 34, captained England 199 times over her nine-year tenure, and departs as part of ...

Heather Knight was removed as England captain on March 22 (Sunday) after leading the side for nine long years. The England and Wales Cricket Board said the decision was made after the team's ...

Nat Sciver-Brunt is the "obvious choice" to replace Heather Knight as England skipper but will require a strong vice-captain, ...

Following comprehensive bashing by Australia in the Women's Ashes, right-hand batter Heather Knight stepped down as the England skipper on Saturday after serving in the capacity for nine long years, ...

Heather Knight gives the England team talk Getty Images Back then, it was England's new head coach Mark Robinson who made the killer call. Despite Edwards having been her team's leading run-scorer ...

Charlotte Edwards is a candidate to become the next coach and Heather Knight, who has fulfilled the job for the past nine years before she was sacked on Saturday, will likely return to the batting ...

Recent success of NZ and SA amid limited resources meant wholesale change was needed for England to move forward ...