Katherine Sciver-Brunt

"Some people just need a bit of pressure and a bit of 'something' on a game, and she thrives with situations like these."

"Nat hasn't been crying and that's a good sign."

"It was one of those partnerships that we've all been dying for - it was one that England needed to happen going into the latter stages."

"I've not seen much of her to be honest because she's been off doing everything possible."

"The time has come for me to step back into a role within cricket. I've had a wild three years since retiring, trying to figure out what life looks like for me now as a mum."

"The first place I thought of was Trent Rockets. Trent Bridge is such a special place and having been involved as a player with the Rockets before, coming back as a coach was an opportunity I couldn't turn down."

"I'm moving into a new era, and I know coaching and mentoring players of this standard will be something I'll love."

"But I think being a mum, a working mum, the guilt is there."

"I would love to be the head coach of a franchise one day."

"I'm trying to make myself better, happier, and find my place in the world having once been a professional athlete."