Charlotte Edwards
Captained England to the 2009 World Cup and World T20 double
Overview
Edwards debuted for England at 16 and became one of the leading run scorers in womens international cricket. As captain she led England to both the 50 over World Cup and the World T20 in 2009 and to Ashes success. After retiring she became a successful coach in domestic and franchise cricket.
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