Lewis focused on the biggest challenge of all
Manchester Evening News|December 24, 2024
England head coach Jon Lewis says his side are in “a really good place” for the upcoming Ashes series in Australia, which he describes as cricket’s “hardest challenge”.
Lewis focused on the biggest challenge of all

Lewis’ side bounced back from their T20 World Cup disappointment with a dominant multi-format series win in South Africa.

The Women’s Ashes begins on January 11 with three ODIs, followed by three T20s and a single Test match at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on January 30.

Lewis said: “We’ve come off the back of a really successful tour of South Africa, which gave us some really nice preparation.

“We’re in a really good place. We spent a lot of time reflecting on what happened at the World Cup and we’re in a better place now than when we got on the plane to South Africa.

“It’s a tough, tough challenge. Is it the hardest challenge? Yes, probably, just about.

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