 "This cricketer has stage 4 cancer, every fan is praying for his speedy recovery… – News-Patiala Punjabi")
Former England and Kent women’s cricketer Susie Wilson-Roe has revealed that she is battling stage 4 lung cancer (exon 20 non-small cell). 38-year-old Susie’s cancer has spread to her spine and lymph nodes. Suzy, who has played 23 T20 internationals for England, has urged people not to ignore their body’s signals and seek medical help on time.
Susie revealed that she was diagnosed with the disease during pregnancy when she had constant pain in her ribs and shoulder. At first, she thought it was muscle pain, but when the pain didn’t subside, tests they conducted revealed a tumor in her lung. “When your body tells you something, pay attention. Early diagnosis can save a life,” he wrote on social media.
Brilliant Cricket Career…
Born in London, Suzy started her cricket career with the Kent Under-11 team. She made 79 appearances for the Kent women’s team and played a key role in helping the team win the county championship five times between 2006 and 2012. She also won the National Women’s T20 Trophy in 2011 and 2012. Between 2011 and 2013, he represented England in 23 T20 Internationals. After retiring in 2021, she remained involved in the sport as a mentor.
Family support and courage…
Susie’s wife, Jennifer Wilson, a three-time Olympic hockey player, has been her biggest support during this difficult time. The couple became parents in March 2025 when Jack was born to them. Susie is currently undergoing chemotherapy and immunotherapy. Doctors have shown signs of improvement. “Susie’s courage and dedication is an inspiration to every player,” Kent Cricket Club said.