Former England fast bowler Katherine Sciver-Brunt says she feels “mum guilt” as she starts her coaching career, while also balancing family responsibilities. In interviews reflecting on her transition after playing, Sciver-Brunt describes the challenges of committing time and energy to coaching while being a mother. She also speaks in the context of her role as the wife of England captain Nat Sciver-Brunt, noting the need to manage competing demands. Both outlets cover her perspective on the pressures that can come with returning to professional commitments, including the emotional strain of feeling that time spent on work may come at the expense of home life. The reports present her comments as personal reflections on balancing ambitions and motherhood, rather than as a policy or public debate. Overall, the story focuses on her early coaching phase and the mindset she brings to developing a second career while maintaining family commitments.