Cross left out of England's World Cup squad
Summary
Kate Cross, a key bowler for England, won't be in the squad for the Women's Cricket World Cup in India and Sri Lanka. The team has recalled batter Danni Wyatt-Hodge and leg-spinner Sarah Glenn, and former captain Heather Knight, who was recovering from an injury, is also included. The tournament starts on September 30, with England's first match on October 3 against South Africa.Key Facts
- Kate Cross, a notable England bowler, is not in the Women's World Cup team.
- Danni Wyatt-Hodge and Sarah Glenn have been brought back to the squad.
- Heather Knight returns after recovering from a hamstring injury.
- England's World Cup opens on September 30, with their first game on October 3.
- Australia won the last Women's World Cup in 2022, beating England.
- Nat Sciver-Brunt is the new captain; Charlotte Edwards is the new coach.
- England is seen as the underdog, with India and Australia as favorites.
- The team includes a strong mix of bowlers and batters for the tournament.
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