England's woeful performances in Australia, however, have seen the positions of both Lewis and captain Heather Knight called into question. Clare Connor, the England and Wales Cricket Board's manager ...

The more thorny question concerns Heather Knight’s captaincy. Well liked and much respected, she has been in the job nine years and has yet to oversee an Ashes win. England probably need fresh ideas, ...

England captain Heather Knight says having a “point to prove” could be the factor that helps the Three Lions bounce back from a string of losses and avoid a total Ashes whitewash. Starting on ...

Clare Connor, managing director of England women's cricket, confirmed the review would consider team leadership - including, but not restricted to, head coach Jon Lewis and captain Heather Knight, as ...

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Heather Knight, the England captain whose position has come under pressure (along with head coach Jon Lewis) amid a winless campaign thus far, supported the ambition shown by staging the match at the ...

England endured more Women’s Ashes disappointment ... a dominant Australia side chasing an unprecedented whitewash. Heather Knight’s beleaguered side arrived at the MCG 12-0 down having ...

Losing the Women's Ashes 16-0 has been a very good thing for England.

Heather Knight says she will take time before deciding on her future as England captain after her side endured a historic Ashes clean sweep.

England were swept 16-0 down under - the first time either team has been beaten in every match since the multi-format scoring ...

Humiliating innings and 122 runs defeat in Melbourne took the scoreline to 16-0 ECB's managing director of women's cricket Clare Connor has decisions to make Heather Knight said talk of her ...