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'I Think We Are A Very Different Team And We Are Going To Win It,' Says England Women's Head Coach Edwards On T20 WC
The former captain, who led England to victory when they hosted and won the first edition in 2009, noted that the current group is eager to replicate that success on home ground. "I think we're a very different team. We're coming here to win it. We know it's going to be really hard," Edwards told Sky Sports.
"There are some wonderful teams out there. But just thinking that we could play in a World Cup final at Lord's motivates us every day. These events are always special. Being part of a home World Cup with a final at Lord's is an amazing opportunity. This team is really excited about that chance and looks forward to doing something truly special," she said.
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