England Heather Fares targets the World Cup as she recovers from the knee strings Cricket news

Heather Knight, the former captain of England, believes that she is on the right track to be decent of the World Cup because she is preparing to take advantage of bad luck by chanting a lion in Euro 2025.

The 34 -year -old summer was destroyed by a large case of tendons in the knee strings that suffered during a clean survey last month against the West Indies.

Unable to display it in the next series against India, and instead has booked a holiday to Switzerland and plans to watch Sarina and Jamman England, launching its defense in the European Championship with Group D’s combinations against France and the Netherlands in Zurich on July 5 and 9.

The Women’s Cricket World Cup in India is scheduled to start on September 30, with the opening of the England match against South Africa on October 3.

Knight said: “The World Cup is what I aim at, it is what I put in my watch.”

“There are always bumps on the road with rehabilitation, but we hope everything will run smoothly and I can return in early September and get a little cricket game before the World Cup.

“Follow things well to be fit for it. It’s a good recovery.

“We will not speed up things. It is a big injury: I have separated from the tendon well from the bone, so I must be a little careful to return.”

Knight, who sat three subsequent ODIS against Windies and also missed a hundred London Spirit defense, crutches for two weeks but avoid surgery.

She is determined to make the most of her forced absence amid the “very faded” rehabilitation process.

“I will go to Switzerland next week to watch the Lioneses game that plays, and this is something I could not do if I was playing the cricket game,” Knight said.

“I always love to watch the sport of women and it is the opportunity to go to a wonderful country.

I know some players loosely: I did some bits with Lea (Williamson, Captain England) and faces a few girls in the events.

“It is really great to see what they did for women’s sport in this country.

“We hope that they are successful because the euro victory in the United Kingdom (in 2022) was a really special moment for women’s sport in this country and changing the face of football.”

It was a few difficult months for Faris.

It was stripped of Captain England nine years after the role of insulting the ashes in Australia before suffering a long -term injury in the first weeks of the new era under the leadership of the main coach Charlotte Edwards.

“The ashes were very difficult,” she said about the captain who moved to Nat Skype Pont.

“I am still very excited to continue playing with England.”

Besides England’s team leader, Knight gave her name to a new national government school competition, which will be launched in 2026 and concludes with the finals in Lords.

The Barclays Knight Stoxis Cup-which was called the name of two of the greatest educated cricket players in England, and the ideas of the captain of another England team, Michael Vujan-to lead participating in government schools in this sport.

“It is really important to continue to make the cricket game available,” Knight said. “I am really proud to put my name on him.”

T20 International series in the home of India (June to July)

• First t20: Saturday, June 28 (2.30 pm)- Trent Bridge, Nottingham
• Second T20: Tuesday 1 July (6.30 pm) – Unique seat stadium, Bristol
• Third T20: Friday, July 4 (6.35 pm) – Kia Oval London
• Fourth T20: Wednesday 9 July (6.30 pm) – UAE Old Trafford, Manchester
• Fifth T20: Saturday 12 July (6.35 pm) – Edgbaston, Birmingham

One day international series in the homeland of India (July)

• First ODI: Wednesday 16 (1 pm) – UTILITA Bowl, Southampton
• Odi II: Saturday, July 19 (11 am) – Lord, London
• Odi Third: Tuesday, July 22 (1 pm)-a unique Riverburid seat, Chester Lee Street

Watch the first T20 International in England against India live Sky Sports Cricket From 2 pm on June 28 – Cricket flow with now