"I think it has definitely made me a better person," said the 31-year-old. "I don't think anything that happens in my cricketing career will ever be as bad or as disappointing as that. As a kid, you want to play in a home World Cup. It's what you play in the garden, it's what you play in your living room as a kid, playing in a World Cup final. "Now is the chance for us to refresh and it starts this weekend against a team that is playing very well in the biggest game for both clubs' season at this stage. I’m back ! Looking forward to it ! Thank you for all the continued support everyone and@TargetDarts👊🏼🐅#bengiteam#eyeofthetigerhttps://t.co/pCVdlBuUmI expert who also happens to be ranked inside the world's top 10, is delighted to be mixing it with her contemporaries as the final weekend of a 12-event, £60,000 commitment from the PDC underlines the steps that the women's game is making.