England cricket: Kate Cross says Women’s World Cup omission ‘savage’ and left her feeling ‘quite sick’ | Cricket News

Kate Cross, England Pace Pace Kate Cross, described her basis for the cricket World Cup as “brutal” and says she left “very sick” after hearing the news.

Cross, the primary pillar of its 50 -year -old country in recent years, has been excluded from 15 players for ODI’s autumn show in India and Sri Lanka.

England has chosen four options in her team – Sarah Glenn, Sophie Excone, Lingse Smith and Charlie Dean – and with Lauren Filler, Lauren Bell and Em Arlot who were chosen as the front lines lists, his colleague Kwik Kroos was removed.

The 33 -year -old girl was dropped for the final ODI of the summer of the house, against India, while ashes missed her in Australia last winter with a back case and she was not at her best since her return to work.

Speaking to her BBC No Balls, Cross said: “I really fight for my head, does it seem that it had happened so quickly.

“It is clear that I did not launch a large extent [head coach Charlotte Edwards]. I did not treat it. It is still really raw.

“I feel that I should be on board

“Being at the best XI is a different conversation but not on board – it’s a brutal feeling.

“The messages that I received from everyone were amazing. In the end, I will not play some cricket – it is minimal in this sense.

“But it is difficult to take it because I do not feel that I did enough to deserve not to be on that plane.”

Cross, who won eight share in six percent of the northern charger this season, did not speak to Edwards about whether it would be called a player in the World Cup preparation, which will last from September 30 to November 2.

“This is almost the most difficult,” she added. “If someone falls, you may play within three weeks in the World Cup.

“Then everything you feel is confused about and manipulates it almost because you should revolve around it.”

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