By: Mike Atherton
It’s great to see a female royal who loves cricket, and the princess will have no shortage of role models this summer as world’s best come to England for T20 World Cup
Mike Atherton is the Chief Cricket Correspondent at The Times. A former captain of the England cricket team, he has established himself as a leading voice in sports journalism, particularly focusing on cricket and its various disciplines, as well as the broader themes of competitive sports and sports business. He has been featured in numerous publications, including CODE, The Australian, and INDIA TV.
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