Edwards offers support for England's Ashes rebuild

Charlotte Edwards, the former captain of the England women's cricket team, has expressed her willingness to assist in the rebuilding of the team following their unprecedented 16-0 Ashes whitewash. Current head coach Jon Lewis's position is under scrutiny, and Edwards, who has built a successful coaching career since her retirement, believes she is now better prepared to take on a leadership role if the opportunity arises. In a recent podcast, she emphasized the importance of consulting experienced individuals within the game to improve English cricket. Edwards highlighted her coaching achievements, including winning The Hundred with Southern Brave and the inaugural Women's Premier League title with Mumbai Indians. She stated her commitment to helping the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) navigate the review process to enhance the team's performance. As current skipper Heather Knight's leadership is also in question, Edwards' insights could be pivotal in the forthcoming changes.