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Alice Capsey Says England’s World Cup Form Driven By Ashes Heartbreak
Cricket World Cup: Alice Capsey believes England’s unbeaten run at the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2025 is being fuelled by the pain of their Ashes whitewash earlier this year, as the team looks to reclaim pride and rebuild under new leadership.
England endured a bruising campaign Down Under in January and February, losing across all formats as Australia retained the Ashes for the sixth successive time. The series defeat prompted sweeping changes, with Charlotte Edwards taking over as head coach and Nat Sciver-Brunt replacing Heather Knight as captain.
Reflecting on the team’s transformation since then, Capsey admitted that the Ashes experience had served as a turning point for the squad.
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Bethell Believes He Should Have Played More Cricket For England In Home Summer
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Oval Invincibles Sign Zampa As Replacement For Rashid For Final Of The Hundred
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Baker Has The Ability To Get Wickets And Take Hat-tricks: Brook
New Delhi: England’s white-ball captain Harry Brook has lauded young fast bowler Sonny Baker for his ability to test top players, take wickets in heaps and pick hat-tricks, as he looks primed to get an international cricket debut against South Africa.
'Don't Believe Everything You Read': Glasner Hands Start To Eze And Guehi Despite Exit Rumours
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Playing In Australia Is Going To Be A Big Challenge For English Batters: Steve Smith
World Test Championship: Premier Australia batter Steve Smith has warned that England’s batters face a stern test in this year’s Ashes, with challenging conditions in the country and a seasoned Aussie bowling attack set to pose tough questions to them.
Chris Woakes Provides A Positive Update On His Shoulder Injury Ahead Of The Ashes
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BBC Test Match Special: After India sealed a narrow six-run win over England in the fifth Test at The Oval, former captain Nasser Hussain said the Shubman Gill-led side deserved to tie the five-match series at 2-2 because of the good cricket they have played in the last six weeks.
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5th Test: Siraj May Now Be Remembered For The Catch That Wasn't Taken, Says Hussain
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