Charlotte Edwards: Isa Guha about why England’s new coach will be a turning point for the team

However, as a leader, his presence eventually became a block for others to bloom, and finally worked against him.

After I was told that England would continue as a captain and actor in 2016, I felt it. It had a savagery because he was still playing well.

While fitness was a speech point, he asked for a team that didn’t rely on the leadership of Koç.

Eight years later, and Heather Knight found himself in the same unfortunate position around the captain. There is no other option, but for others to step.

Undoubtedly, this period came with a lot of soul in search, but flexible people always find a way.

He tried different things, but coaching just made sense, never darkening his passion for jack. He understood the need for learning, raising and adapting from the past.

In Hampshire, Southern Brave, Sydney Sixers and Mumbai Indians, it is clear that they respond well with players with different standards in different environments.

I was lucky to watch him in the neighborhoods in the Premier League of this year, where he took Mumbai to the title.

With many different jack backgrounds and languages, he found ways to express his message to each player, showing patience and desire to get to know all of them.

There was pressure to win, but it was always to protect and feed the first priority, especially less experienced players, so that they could deliver them with a quiet head.

There is no doubt that he is ready to lead England with another big trophy named.