Josh Hazlewood has IPL confidence and is aiming for Ashes glory

Brisbane, November 16 : .

With the satisfaction of winning the ICC T20 World Cup with the UAE and IPL 2021 together with Chennai Super Kings in his hands, Josh Hazlewood, an Australian pace bowler, is excited for the Ashes Challenge when the Gabbas inaugural Test starts on December 8Hazlewood played a big role in Australias campaign in the T20 World Cup and, in the final, he emerged the most successful bowler as the Kangaroos went on to defeat New Zealand by eight wickets after restricting the Trans-Tasman rivals to 172/4.

Hazlewood was a key player in Australias T20 World Cup campaign.In the final, he won the title of most successful bowler.

The Kangaroos defeated New Zealand by eight wickets, after limiting the Trans-Tasman opponents to 172/4.Hazlewood grabbed the wickets of the well-set Kiwi skipper Kane Williamson (85), Daryl Mitchell (11) and Glenn Phillips, as the Australian returned the best bowling figures of 3/16 from four overs in the match.

Hazlewood took the wickets for the Kiwi captain Kane Williamson (85), Daryl Mitchell (11) & Glenn Phillips.The Australian also returned the highest bowling score of 3/16 in four matches.Overall, Hazlewood snared 11 wickets at 15.9 in Australias maiden T20 World Cup title triumph.Hazlewood took 11 wickets in Australias first T20 World Cup victory.

Only New Zealand fast bowler Trent Boult topped Hazlewood on the T20 World Cups wicket-takers list.Hazlewoods list of wicket-takers for the T20 World Cup was dominated by Trent Boult, a New Zealand fast bowler.

Hazlewood, who wasnt a part of the India leg of this years IPL but grabbed the opportunity to return to the Chennai Super Kings in the Dubai leg, said on Tuesday that he had "learned a fair bit" about how to bowl in the UAE conditions during the IPL.Hazlewood was not part of the India leg this year but seized the chance to play for the Chennai Super Kings in Dubai.He said that he has "learned quite a lot" during the IPL in UAE "Ive learned a fair bit during the IPL with Chennai (Super Kings) and the other bowlers around.

Ive learnt a lot during the IPL with Chennai Super Kings and other bowlers.Theyre all from different backgrounds," Hazlewood said.

Hazlewood stated that they all come from diverse backgrounds."You just learn little things from people along the way and try and put them into practice.".You just pick up little lessons from others and then try to put those into action." Cricket Australias chairman of selectors, George Bailey, too was full of praise for Hazlewood, saying, "He has really come of age.George Bailey, Cricket Australias Chairman of Selectors was also full of praises for Hazlewood.He said, "He really has come of age." Probably always had the T20 skill set but we just hadnt seen him play a great deal of back-to-back T20s," Bailey said on SEN on Tuesday.Bailey stated that Hazlewood has had the T20 skills set for a long time, but it was not something wed seen him do a lot of T20s back-to-back."It was fantastic.".It was amazing.Hazlewood also said that T20 cricket had improved his Test bowling, which would be handy during the Ashes.

Hazlewood said T20 cricket has improved his Test bowling which will be useful during the Ashes."Theres certainly times within Test matches where your T20 bowling comes into play.

There are certain times when your T20 cricket can be of use in Test matches.The more T20 you play, the more confident youre going to get in those change-ups.".Youll feel more comfortable with your T20 bowling the more you practice it.akm #Josh #Hazlewood #confidence #Ashes #glory #Chennai #Tamil #Kollywood #Cricket #BCCI #ICC #IPL #IPL2021 .