Happy B’Day English Cricketer Heather Knight

Happy B’Day English cricketer Heather Knight. Heather’s full name is Heather Clare Knight. Heather was born on 26 December 1990, in Rochdale, England. Nicknamed Trev. Knight’s batting style is right-handed. And her bowling style is Right-arm off-break. It’s Heather’s 30th Birthday.

Heather’s Early Life :-

Knight was borning on 26 December 1990 in Rochdale. And was educating at Plimstock School, a state secondary school in Plymouth, Devon. She was offering a place at the University of Cambridge to study natural sciences. But she turned it down so that he could have time to play cricket.

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Knight’s Domestic Career :-

Knight played club cricket for Plimstock Cricket Club in the Devon Cricket League where she opens the batting for the first team. Heather Knight began attending Colts training conventions at the age of just 8 and progressed through the club’s youth means.

Heather has played domestically in Australia, previously for the Tasmanian Roars and Hobart Hurricanes and currently also for the Sydney Thunder. She won the Women’s Big Bash League in her first season with the Thunder, top-scoring in the final with 26.

Her International Career :-

Knight was calling into the England squad on their tour of India in 2010 as a competitor to the injured Sarah Taylor and played in the 5th One Day International in Mumbai on 1 March, in which she batted and scored 49 runs on her international arrival. Make it.

On 5 June 2016, Knight was appointing captain of the England women’s cricket team, in addition to standing below Charlotte Edwards.

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Knight also became the first woman cricketer to score a half-century and take five wickets in an ODI innings.

In April 2018 he was naming one of five Wisden Cricketers of the Year to participate in the 2017 World Cup victory.

In December 2021, Heather was naming as the captain of England’s squad for the tour of Australia to contest the Women’s Ashes.