Heather Knight Reveals Triumph After Injury at Women's World Cup

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57% : The refusal of surgery, something which would keep her out of action for six months, meant Heather was always racing against time to be fit for the mega event.
54% : So, I've made a real conscious effort to try and enjoy the trip and try and enjoy what I do and try and get the best out of myself in my batting through that enjoyment and just being happy to be here, really." "Because sometimes you take it for granted when you're kind of on the treadmill of international cricket and when you do get injured, you kind of have that bit of time to kind of reflect and realise how fun it is and the opportunities that you do get and I was really keen to try and make the most of the opportunities during this World Cup and obviously try and contribute as much as I can to the team being successful." "But that was a pretty awful day, to be honest.
54% : and it seemed to work out quite well and more just like around manipulating fields and things like that is something that I have in my locker and something that I work really hard on, particularly against off spin when we're in turning conditions, albeit it didn't turn as much here.
54% : " "But because of the conditions we've been in, I've been working pretty hard on trying to sweep online and trying to use my different sweeps to manipulate the field.
46% : When I obviously felt my hamstring rip off, that was not that fun.
45% : So it's someone that gives control.

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