Making the most of England’s ODIs, Shikhar Dhawan declares, “My focus is on next year’s World Cup. ” I had been preparing for the England ODIs for quite some time, Dhawan thought.
Shikhar Dhawan, the captain of Team India, has made it clear that the ODI World Cup, which will be held in India in 2019, is his sole focus. The first of the upcoming three One Day Internationals between India and England, which will play at London’s Kennington Oval on July 12, will feature Dhawan as a member of the Indian team.
With Dhawan’s return, devoted cricket fans will have the chance to see the “Rohit-Dhawan” duo reunite.
In one-day internationals, Dhawan and captain Rohit Sharma have a great batting chemistry and are widely regard as a productive duo.
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First off, I have a ton of experience: Shikhar Dhawan
“I recognize the importance of being well-prepare before a tour, so I take care to maintain my focus on my fundamentals and preparation strategy. The Telegraph quoted Dhawan as saying, “I had been practicing for the England ODIs for quite some time, and I’m sure I’ll be in fine rhythm in the coming matches.
“I’m definitely focusing on the World Cup next year, and I want to represent India and do well there by playing as many matches as I can. I will try to do well there and also look to play the domestic one day and T20 matches in between, and there will also be the IPL,” he continued.
“First of all, I have a ton of experience. Additionally, I have a lot of confidence in my fundamentals and technique, which are crucial components of an opener. Having a clear head helps me develop my innings and turn them into large scores. That helps me maintain a positive frame of mind, he added.
Despite putting on consistent performances in the last three IPL seasons. The 36-year-old has been cut from the Indian team’s Test setup since 2018 and does not play in T20Is. The Delhi cricketer currently only has the opportunity to wear the Indian jersey during 50-over matches.
Furthermore, it should be note that Shikhar Dhawan join the Indian team in February, or five months ago. He last participated in an ODI match for the Men in Blue against the West Indies at home.
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