WTC Finals: Josh Hazlewood is confident in front of Lord’s Clash, returns to eyes after sorting of injuries. Cricket news
Australian fast bowler Josh Hazlewood expressed confidence in England before the World Test Championship final against South Africa at Lord’s on 11 June. Took 52 wickets in 12 trials in England, on average 26.07 on average 26.07, with five wickets in his recent Ashes at Lord’s, Hazelwood increased his pace before the cruel match.Hazelwood has not played Test cricket in Gabba since December 2024 due to a calf tension against India. The Scott Bolland, who replaced him, claimed a 10 -wicket race against India in Sydney, which led to a third seamor position in Lord’s.“At any time I bowl in England, I am quite confident. I have made some good tour here in the last 10 years, and Lord’s especially. I have not lost the first as a player in Lord’s yet, of course in Red-Ball cricket, and we have won some good victories in years.”Hazelwood told the ICC on Saturday, “Today is like a post-flight and just to move forward. I will probably tick a few more overs tomorrow and then in the next few days, in a lot of boxes.”Hazelwood’s recent participation in IPL 2025, where he won the title with Royal Challengers Bangalore, helped him to maintain his bowling rhythm despite a minor shoulder.
“I stood on some good overs just before the (IPL) final in Ahmedabad in a different season, and it was a very difficult session. And then, of course, every time you play a game in the IPL, you are probably going to get about seven or eight overs, if you really want.”Quiz: Who is that IPL player?“So with warm-up, and obviously four overs in the game. And we bowled for a long time in the IPL, so it was like two warm-ups, so you can squeeze here and there in overs, and things are going very well.”“Everyone looks in good condition. We are all playing or training in different parts of the world in the last few months, so it is good to bring everyone together and hold with everyone tomorrow and a day before and everyone has to move forward on the same page.”
