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Wouldn't Say No To Leadership Role In England Women’s Team: Charlie Dean
The 24-year-old Charlie's name is coming up for the England women's captaincy job comes after Heather Knight stepped down from the role last week, following a 16-0 sweep in the Women’s Ashes in Australia.
"I've had no real conversations about it. Leadership is something I'm growing into - I wouldn't say no, but whether now is the right time, I'm not sure. It's one of the biggest compliments you can get, being held in that regard. But it's about getting a bit more experience in those positions so that if you do get asked, you can give 100 per cent to it," Charlie was quoted as saying by BBC Sport on Thursday.
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