\u201cHungry is one word and for me it's revenge, or spite ... it's definitely one I want to go and win. I\u2019m competitive in everything I do, which is a good and a bad thing, the last two have stung and, after being part of a lot of success, it stings even more. But then you think of the kids that haven\u2019t won a World Cup; it\u2019s a good reminder I\u2019ve been lucky and want to restart that with the next generation,\u201d Schutt told AAP on Monday.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
Though Megan admitted that she has not mapped out her retirement date, she acknowledged the packed cricketing calendar would eventually force her to step aside. \"I'm not much of a planner; I like to go with the flow. But with how often World Cups are, and everything in between, there's always a carrot that gets dangled and eventually you have to make a decision.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
\u201cHungry is one word and for me it's revenge, or spite ... it's definitely one I want to go and win. I\u2019m competitive in everything I do, which is a good and a bad thing, the last two have stung and, after being part of a lot of success, it stings even more. But then you think of the kids that haven\u2019t won a World Cup; it\u2019s a good reminder I\u2019ve been lucky and want to restart that with the next generation,\u201d Schutt told AAP on Monday.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
Australia are aiming for a record-extending seventh Women\u2019s T20 World Cup crown and will begin their campaign against South Africa on June 13 in Manchester. They will also play three practice matches against South Africa in England, starting from May 31, before taking on hosts England and West Indies in warm-up games in Cardiff ahead of the competition.<\/p>\r\n\r\n