Charlotte Edwards: England's Cricket Optimism Amidst Challenges

Former England captain Charlotte Edwards discusses her team's preparations for the ODI World Cup, despite recent losses to India. She remains optimistic about the team's chances and highlights improvements being made in fielding. Current captain Nat Sciver-Brunt and Sophie Ecclestone lead the team in confidence.

Charlotte Edwards, the former captain of England's women's cricket team, affirmed her squad's determination to gear up for the ODI World Cup, even after enduring consecutive defeats by India in a recent series.

Edwards, remembered for her triumphs in 2009, currently coaches the national team and expresses confidence that her players can surpass any global contender. The recent victories by India Women, under Harmanpreet Kaur, demonstrated the team's growing prowess and potential to win the World Cup this year, co-hosted by India and Sri Lanka.

Despite facing challenges, Edwards is strengthening England's fielding capabilities, combating critical perceptions. Under her leadership, the team initially thrived against the West Indies but faced setbacks against India. With influential players like Nat Sciver-Brunt and Sophie Ecclestone ranked No.1, Edwards anticipates energizing the squad for upcoming successes.

(With inputs from agencies.)