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The Australian team arrived Sri Lanka For the test and set a series against the home side. The first test between the two nations should start on January 29th in Galle while both teams are preparing for a key face in the longest game format. However, before a vital match against Sri Lanka, an Australian opener Usman Khawai He invests his time and energy into the nets trying to attract a rather unconventional shot according to his standards- the reverse movement. This has led to a slight thought of thought between Khawaja and his young partner to open Sam while receiving a history lesson from an experienced opener.
Usman Khawai in difficulty dough are face on reverse shootings
After training on Galle International StadiumKhawaja talked about his experiences on Sri Lanka on Australia cricketThe official channel during his long and decorated career as cricket. In the midst of this, he pointed out the passing remarks that the states and other teammates of the national team made in his practice of the reverse movement in the networks to which he gave an easy answer.
“Yes, yes, show some respect, okay, it wasn’t easy when I started playing the other way around. You go out playing it and you crucify yourself. You’re good now,” Has Khawajav’s response indicated a conservative way of thinking the cricket community had in the day when he was a young man.
In addition, he also noted the experience of playing on Sri Lanka and in under construction conditions in general. He also spoke about the difference between playing in Australian and subcontinental dough games. This is the fifth Khawai tour to Sri Lanka. He was part of the Australian team in their previous 4 test tours to the island state and the campaign under the age of 19, when he was a young man.
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– Cricket.com.au (@cricketComau) 26. January 2025
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Khawaja revealed his pension plan before traveling to Sri Lanka
The 38-year-old had a quiet season and failed to leave a mark with a bat in the Home series against India in which the Australian team won to win Border-Gavascar trophy For the first time after a decade. Speculations were full that the Australian veteran opener could decide on a pension from the test cricken after the end of a wished bilateral series, but Khawaja had thoughts on that regard.
After the series, Khwaja sat down for an interview Roar.com in which he spoke of his pension plans and potentially when he could say goodbye to the game. During the debate, Khwaja expressed his openness and flexibility about this and left it in the Australian team administration to decide on his future.
“There are definitely these thoughts (worshiping in Sydney) in my head, I’m not afraid to talk about it. I am a man. I would still like to play ashes to a minimum. I try not to think too far, it’s far ahead as I will and I think . As long as we win, I still contribute, my body still feels good, I will always feel like one summer, “ Khwaja noted rumors about his retirement from the longest game format.
In addition, he also pointed out that the ups and downs were part of the game and was used to disappointment that sometimes he was not on track with a baton.
“(Playing on Potontinent) was a relationship of love hatred. (But) there will be cases where you reach a run, a time when you don’t score. You respect the older one. Cricket always bite and flow. I’m very harmonized with that,” The 38-year-old concluded.
