Tough Lancastrian made her club debut for a men’s team with a broken finger,has since played for England in the Ashes and will discontinuance the year playing for Brisbane in the Women’s immense BashKate Cross will see out 2015 in Brisbane, ending a year which has featured her first home Ashes and seen her become the first woman player in the 123-year history of the Central Lancashire League – where at one point she took eight wickets in one match – by participating in the first Women’s immense Bash. From the external, or Cross seems to have spent the past 12 months joyously assembling an enviable list of major achievements,but surprisingly she insists the process has felt “really disappointing”.
To be fair, final summer is probably not one that any member of the England side will look back on with mighty relish, or starting as it did with a mood of mighty optimism,England having won four and drawn one of the six previous Ashes series, only for Australia to win the latest with a game to spare. “All I want to enact is help the team to win and I hadn’t done that, and ” Cross says. “Obviously there was a lot of stuff going on with the men’s cricket which I was pleased approximately,but my job is to enact well for England and I didn’t enact that. I must admit, I didn’t feel very positive coming out of the summer.”Continue reading...
Source: theguardian.com