Never any doubt about Knight's England spot - Edwards

Never any doubt about Knight's England spot - EdwardsTo play this video you need to enable JavaScript in your browser.This video can not be playedFigure caption, Watch the best shots from Knight's unbeaten 70 against IndiaByFfion WynneBBC Sport Journalist in TauntonPublished11 minutes agoCommentsCharlotte Edwards says there was never any doubt around Heather Knight's place in England's World Cup side as the former captain returned to form in a series-clinching win in the third T20 against India.Knight, 35, made a magnificent unbeaten 70 as England emphatically chased 181 to win the series 2-1, after she had endured a lean start to the summer. In the five preceding T20s against New Zealand and India, Knight's strike-rate had been the main cause for concern as she made scores of 19 (17), 25 (23), 18 (22), 21 (24) and 18 (14). But under pressure in the series decider, Knight, who became England women's most-capped cricketer last month, was at her fluent best with 10 fours in a 42-ball knock."It's been quite interesting listening to some of the press this week," head coach Edwards told BBC Sport."I think the more that people have been writing her off, the more I just knew she was going to put in a performance like this. "I spoke to her after her record game [at Chelmsford] about her character and how that is one of her biggest attributes, and we saw that in abundance tonight."It was really lovely for her to have that performance going into the World Cup, but there were no doubts in our dressing room about Heather."Knight added 137 for the fourth wicket in a flawless stand with Alice Capsey, who made 81 off 43. The pair toyed with India's wilting bowlers throughout, with Knight reverse-sweeping and scoring cannily behind square while Capsey struck beautifully straight down the ground. It is easy to forget Capsey is still only 21 years old, having burst on to the English cricket scene as a teenager, and...