The left-arm spinner Kirstie Gordon, who made her international debut with Scotland and then represented England, has decided to recommit to Scotland’s rise in the ranks in the women’s game. The 28-year-old, who wore a Scotland jersey at the age of 14, made her last international appearance in 2019 against Australia. She has an impressive track record of 60 appearances for Scotland, and previously opted to follow a full-time career within the English Professional cricket system. She has played in five matches during the 2018 Women’s T20 World Cup, where England finished as runners-up. Additionally, she was part of the squad for a test match against Australia in 2019. Currently, Kirstie Gordon aims to regain her fitness, recovering from a back injury, ahead of the 2026 domestic season. Also Read: Cricket Scotland, ECB in Talks Over Forming Combined Britain Team at LA28 “It’s always been in the back of my mind in the last couple of years to return to Scotland, and it has helped having Craig Wallace [Scotland head coach] in my ear! He’s …