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T20 World Cup: Not Satisfied With Two Titles, Will Try For 3, 4, 5, Says England's Adil Rashid
T20 World Cup: England’s top leg-spinner Adil Rashid said he is targeting more silverware in ICC tournaments, saying he will not be satisfied with just two World Cup triumphs, and wishes to have three, four, or five trophy-winning campaigns overall.
Rashid took 1-25 in the second T20I against Pakistan at Edgbaston, which England won by 23 runs and could face them in the fourth T20 at The Oval. His next assignment will be England’s T20 World Cup title defence in the West Indies from June 1.
"As long as I’m fit enough and hungry enough, I’ll keep going. I don’t just want to be satisfied with two World Cups. I have the dream and the vision of three, four, and five World Cups. Remember, you only get one shot at this career so if England want me and need me, I’m here. It could be five years. It could be one year. The aim is to play as long as possible,” Rashid told Daily Mail newspaper.
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'Double Trouble' For Hardik Pandya Ahead Of T20 World Cup!
T20 World Cup: After a few rough years due to back injury needing surgery and inconsistent form, 2022 finally became the year when Hardik Pandya was back as India's go-to all-rounder, especially in the T20I format. But in the run-up to 2024 Men's T20 World Cup, Pandya is under pressure – on and off the field.
T20 World Cup: Whatever Preparation We Get, Have To Go With It, Says Mark Wood On England’s Build-up
T20 World Cup: Tearaway pacer Mark Wood believes England have to make do with whatever games they have in hand in their preparation period for their Men’s T20 World Cup title defence, especially with them not playing any official warm-up games organised by the ICC. England’s two games against Pakistan at Headingley and Cardiff have been abandoned without a ball being bowled, while the other game saw them emerge victorious by 23 runs. They have the last game of their series against Pakistan at The Oval on Thursday, which has a rain threat.
T20 WC: Ellis Would Be My Third Fast-bowling Pick In Australia's Attack, Says Paine
Former Australia Test captain Tim Paine thinks Nathan Ellis should be Australia's third fast-bowling option in the upcoming Men’s T20 World Cup, starting from June 2 (IST) in the West Indies and the USA.
‘I Will Not Lie…’: Kohli Recalls Feelings Before World Cup Debut Match In 2011
T20 World Cup: Virat Kohli is the global face of Indian cricket and will be ready to take on the new challenge that the 2024 T20 World Cup will bring with it. As part of the build up to the upcoming competition, Kohli talked about how he felt before making his World Cup debut against Bangladesh in the 2011 World Cup.
'Pakistan Can Beat Any Team', Says Haris Rauf Ahead Of 3rd T20I Against England
Pakistan Super League: Ahead of the third T20I against England, Pakistan pacer Haris Rauf is confident of his team's ability to bounce back in the series and said they can beat any opponent on any given day. The first T20I between England and Pakistan was washed out due to rain and in the second game, the hosts defeated the touring side by 23 runs to take a 1-0 lead in the four-game contest.
Ponting Hopes Pant To Have 'huge Impact' On T20 World Cup
T20 World Cup: Former Australia skipper and Delhi Capitals head coach Ricky Ponting hopes wicketkeeper-batter Rishabh Pant will make a "huge impact" in next month's T20 World Cup in the USA and the West Indies. Pant made his comeback to competitive cricket after a gap of more than 14 months in the recently concluded IPL. He not only captained Delhi Capitals in the season but also donned the wicketkeeping gloves, despite doubts over his fitness after recovering from multiple injuries sustained in a horrific car crash.
Ponting Hopes Pant To Have 'huge Impact' In T20 World Cup
T20 World Cup: Former Australia skipper and Delhi Capitals (DC) head coach Ricky Ponting is hopeful of Indian wicketkeeper-batter Rishabh Pant making a "huge impact" in the T20 World Cup at the USA and the West Indies, scheduled to commence on June 1.
IPL - India’s League Benefiting Foreigners For Years! ‘They Earn, Learn, And Then Beat Us,' Feel Fans
The ICC T20 World Cup: The Indian Premier League (IPL) has significantly influenced the 'gentleman’s game' by revolutionising playing styles, improving the financial stature of players, and heightening the level of fan engagement. These are times when parents want their kids to focus more on IPL and getting into Team India is secondary for them since the financials are taken care of by the cash-rich league.
Ex-Aussie Cricketer Joe Burns To Represent Italy As Tribute To Late Brother Dominik
T20 World Cup: Former Australian cricketer Joe Burns has announced his intentions of playing for the Italy national team as a tribute to his late brother Dominik.
Jos Buttler Set To Miss Third T20I Against Pakistan On Paternity Leave
T20 World Cup: England white ball side captain and opener Jos Buttler will miss the third T20 international during the ongoing four-game series against Pakistan on Tuesday due to his wife Louise expecting their third child.
'One Format May Drop Off': Starc Hints ODI Retirement To Prioritise Franchise Cricket
Kolkata Knight Riders: Australia fast-bowler Mitchell Starc hinted on his ODI retiement after lifting the IPL trophy with Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR). The left-arm pacer said with a long wait before the next one-day World Cup, he might shift focus to more franchise cricket around the world.
Australia Fall Short Of Players For T20 World Cup Warm-ups
T20 World Cup: Australia are facing a dearth of players for the T20 World Cup warm-up matches as sqaud members participating in the IPL will spend some time with family before joining the team in the Caribbean.
After IPL Glory, Rinku Singh Eyes T20 World Cup Title
After tasting a maiden IPL glory, Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) batter Rinku Singh has set his goal high and aims to replicate the success in the upcoming T20 World Cup in the West Indies and the USA.
'Don't Get The Same Buzz': Zampa Keen To Prioritise Internationals Over T20 Leagues
The Sydney Morning Herald: Australia’s leg-spinner Adam Zampa said he would like to prioritise playing international cricket as he doesn’t get the same level of buzz when featuring in various T20 franchise leagues around the world.
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