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Heather Knight ‘feels responsible’ for England’s poor Ashes form: We have point to prove Trending Global News

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England captain Heather Knight says that the “point to prove” may be a factor that helps the three lions to bounce back from a string of loss and avoid the total ash whitewash.

Starting on Thursday, Australia and England will face a final test match at MCG.

Tourists faced flood tests for the first time at the historic site, facing the possibility of 16–0 whitewashing, losing both white balls 3–0.

“Everyone is really disappointed how we have performed so far,” Knight said on Wednesday.

“We think we have not played our best cricket as a side.

“As a leader, you feel responsible in a way that things are not their best.

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England women have fallen by 12–0 in Series vs Australia and are staring at a whitewash

“I am probably someone who is my best when I have got a point to prove and I definitely do this this week.”

The bay between the teams looks as big as usual, with no sign of England for the first time since 2014.

Knight said the Seemar Kate Cross, who suffered a back injury against South Africa in December, was not ready to return for a united testing.

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Pressure on Knight and Lewis?

Another shot has slipped to win the Ashes and will definitely lead the questions about the futures of Knight and Coach John Lewis.

England have been trophies in the big tournament since the 50 over World Cup in 2017 and Lewis’s Johnball approach – focuses on aggression that he has learned from working with Brendon McCullum and Ben Stokes. , Which he was appointed to give.

Women from Heather Knight and John Louis, England (Getty Image)
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Knight and under-fire England women head coach John Lewis

Since 2016, the night is the captain so it can feel that the time is right to hand over the reins and focus on batting, yet there is no clear successor – his allegations against the West Indies showed lack of leadership from elsewhere. Is – and a T20 world carrot can be wooed to carry it at home turf in 2026.

He has the support of his players – sting, if it is anticipated, it is said that the team is “100 percent” behind the night – but for England, something may have to be changed to get out of this big game trough, no matter whether He should be a captain, coach, coach or personnel.

Australia can be very strong but England need to be strong.

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