The former New Zealand Cricket player, Tim Southee, predicted compatriot Kane Williamson and Australian left Travis Head as the best corridor in the next Trophy of ICC champions, starting on February 19. Southee was talking in a video posted by the ICC. In the ICC video, Southee said about Williamson: “I think the wickts would be quite good in Pakistan. Kane Williamson would be there (among the best runners). Just think about their ability to adapt to different conditions. We have saw their experience in different Conditions, its success in different conditions and is a type that has a phenomenal record of a day. “
In 165 Odi since his debut in 2010, Williamson scored 6,810 races to an average of 48.64, with 13 centuries and 45 years fifty. Its best score is 148. It has appeared in six games of ICC Champions Trophy in editions of 2013 and 2017, with 345 races in six entries at an average of 69.00, a century and three years fifty to its name. Its best score is 100. But Kiwis has not passed the group stage in these two editions.
Speaking of Head, “maybe Travis Head too, I think he is a dangerous player. He has been an outstanding one in the latest edition of the Odi World Cup. I think he will like WICKETS in Pakistan. Australia has historically been strong in the world in the world Events and I’m sure they will be there near the end this time too. “
Since his debut in Odi in 2016, Head has played 69 games, scoring 2,645 races in 66 entries to an average of 44.08 and an attack rate of more than 104. He has six centuries and 16 years fifty, with the best score of 154** . He thought of the 2017 Champions Trophy, in three games, scoring 71* in lonely entries that hit England.
New Zealand will begin his campaign against Pakistan on February 19 in Karachi, followed by matches against Bangladesh on February 24 in Rawalpindi and India on March 2 in Dubai.
On the other hand, the Australian campaign opening will be a high profile shock with archirival England in Lahore on February 22, followed by matches against South Africa and Afghanistan in Rawalpindi on February 25 and 28 respectively.
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