My take on women’s cricket is that it has grown, but it can grow a bit more once we continue to support it.
For me, being a debutant you have nothing to lose. You just have to go out and give it your all.
I didn’t like to be friendly with rivals, I wanted them to feel the heat.
You can’t go through life without struggles, and with those struggles, lessons are learnt where you can only grow from it all.
We are professionals just like the men, and we want the game to grow even more so that young girls coming up will want to be a part of women’s cricket.
To think that a girl like me from the inner-city would have made such impact… that I would be recognized by my country, is beyond anything I would have expected.
MATTHEWS AND KING NAMED IN WEST INDIES WOMEN’S SQUAD FOR IRELAND AND ENGLAND SERIES t.co/zkTYYXL7TU
QIANA JOSEPH BLAZING A TRAIL WITH THE BAT IN GIRLS 19 AND UNDER T20 CHAMPIONSHIPS t.co/EjBJOJS6DB
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