England seamer Kate Cross announces retirement at end of current season

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Kate Cross, the former England fast bowler, has announced she will retire from cricket at the conclusion of the current season. The Lancashire seamer is set to end a professional career spanning nearly two decades with the county. Cross represented England at the international level and has been a prominent figure in women's cricket. Her retirement marks the end of a long and significant association with Lancashire cricket. No further details have been provided regarding any post-retirement plans.

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