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Kate Cross fears England have lost fans after debacle in Women’s Ashes
Bowler admits ‘cultural’ issues within England setup‘I’d like people to fall back in love with English cricket’Kate Cross has admitted there are cultural issues within English women’s cricket and said she fears the national team have lost fans after a disastrous Women’s Ashes series in which the side were whitewashed 16-0 by Australia amid a sea of glaring fielding and batting errors.Cross, an unused squad member on the tour, also called on the England and Wales Cricket Board to leave no stone unturned in their review of the tour, which she said is crucial to ensuring the public “fall back in love with English cricket”. Continue reading...
- Bowler admits ‘cultural’ issues within England setup
- ‘I’d like people to fall back in love with English cricket’
Kate Cross has admitted there are cultural issues within English women’s cricket and said she fears the national team have lost fans after a disastrous Women’s Ashes series in which the side were whitewashed 16-0 by Australia amid a sea of glaring fielding and batting errors.
Cross, an unused squad member on the tour, also called on the England and Wales Cricket Board to leave no stone unturned in their review of the tour, which she said is crucial to ensuring the public “fall back in love with English cricket”. Continue reading...
