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Wasn’t the perfect ending but happy to play a Test at Lord’s: Heather Knight

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Wasn’t the perfect ending but happy to play a Test at Lord’s: Heather Knight
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England women's cricket captain Heather Knight has reflected on her retirement following the team's Test match defeat against India at Lord's. Knight expressed satisfaction with her career and excitement for her future role as general manager of London Spirit.

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The retirement of a prominent athlete marks a transition point in international women's cricket history.

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One of the finest careers in international women’s cricket came to an end with the first-ever Women’s Test at Lord’s. Heather Knight, who led England to the 2017 World Cup victory at the same venue, admitted it wasn’t a perfect end. England suffered a 270-run defeat to India.

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