‘I still have 100% passion’ : England’s evergreen Adil Rashid not finished yet / Simon Burnton
Leg-spinner has no thoughts of retirement as he plots series wins in New Zealand and glory at the 2026 T20 World Cup Adil Rashid could be forgiven for tiring of the international cricket treadmill more than 16 years after his debut. Now in New Zealand for his 35th international T20 series or (…)
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