The golden innings of England women’s cricket ended, world champion captain Heather Knight retired, will now take up new administrative responsibilities.

New Delhi . Heather Knight, the experienced batsman and former captain of England women’s cricket team, has announced her retirement from international cricket. Her 16-year long international journey ended with the women’s Test match being played against India. During her career, she took England women’s cricket to new heights with her batting, leadership and all-round performance and created her own identity in world cricket.

Heather Knight made her international debut for England in 2010. After this, he continuously maintained his place as an important member of the team in all three formats. In his career, he played a total of 320 international matches and scored 7,994 runs. During this period, he scored six centuries and 42 half-centuries. Apart from batting, he also contributed in bowling and took 84 wickets in his name. She is among the players who have played the most international matches for the England women’s team.

The most memorable moment of her career came in the year 2017, when England won the Women’s ODI World Cup under her captaincy. England won the trophy by defeating India in the final match played at Lord’s. This victory made Heather Knight one of the most successful women captains of England and her name is permanently recorded in the history of women’s cricket.

Heather Knight took over the captaincy of the England team in the year 2016. As captain, he led the team in 199 international matches, of which England won 134 matches. Under his leadership the team played many important bilateral series and global tournaments. Last year, he stepped down from the captaincy after the Ashes series against Australia, but remained a part of the team as a player.

Heather Knight suffered several serious injuries in the last years of her career. Despite this, he made a brilliant comeback and played important innings for the team and guided the young players with his experience. His batting and composure in difficult situations was often praised. This was the reason why she remained counted among the most reliable batting players of England for a long time.

After announcing her retirement, Heather Knight recalled her international journey and said that representing England was the biggest honor of her life. Expressing gratitude to his teammates, support staff and fans, he said that the experiences and memories gained over the last 16 years will always remain with him. He also said that he is satisfied with his decision and is excited for the new responsibilities of life.

After retirement, Heather Knight will not stay away from cricket completely. She has been appointed General Manager of The Hundred competition team London Spirit, where she will begin her new innings in an administrative role. The team is expected to benefit from his experience and leadership abilities.

Heather Knight’s international career will be recognized as an outstanding example of achievement, continuity and leadership. Her World Cup win, long successful captaincy and her contribution to England women’s cricket will always be remembered. Her retirement marks the end of a successful and inspiring chapter in women’s cricket.