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'Team Is Refocusing On Women's World Cup After Ashes Loss', Says Captain Heather Knight
England women's cricket captain Heather Knight has said that her team was trying to "refocus after an Ashes series that didn't go our way", and added that she was looking forward to the ICC Women's World Cup, scheduled to commence here from March 4.
In her column for the ICC on Wednesday, Knight said that the girls were looking forward to completing their mandatory quarantine and beginning their training in right earnest for the showpiece event, to be held at six venues across New Zealand.
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