Brisbane: The British Multi-Format Abu Bound player has an attractive flight to Queensland with the newly crowned T20 champions and bitter Australian rivals because both parties prepare for the Marquee event, starting next month.
Like Jos Buttler, Jonny Bairstow, Dawid Malan, Chris Woakes and Mark Wood and a member of the England coach staff landed here on Tuesday with the Australian side who won the same charter flight, according to Cricket.com.au.
The flight was booked to ensure the two teams adhere to the Covid-19 protocol before entering quarantine at the Gold Coast.
The UK was prepared to win the T20 World Cup after the outstanding Super 12 performance that included Mauling eight Australian goal but the Eoin Morgan-LED team fell to New Zealand in the semifinals.
Australia, on the other hand, peaked at the right time and defeated the Trans-Tasman New Zealand rivals in the final on Sunday to win their T20 World Cup.
“There is one Junch of Cricketers who will not enjoy this, watch, and it’s a British ash player.
It can be an interesting plane trip,” Former England captain Mike Atherton told ‘Sky Sports’ with Jest after Australia won the last.
While Pacer Australia Josh Hazlewood has understated the idea that sharing the same flight would be uncomfortable, English partner wood was nervous with the prospect of flying with the Australian team who had just won the first T20 World Cup in front of him.
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“Will be fine, we have played a lot of cricket with them – Cricket and IPL districts.
Everyone knows everyone, we are all fine.” Hazlewood said on Monday.
“I can’t have it (Australia) win the match.
This will be irresistible,” Wood told the BBC.
“You can look at their eyes and congratulate them but when you will go to the ash series against them, the last thing you want is that they feel confident and wave the trophy on your face before you even get there,” Wood added.
Both parties will play the first test starting December 8 at Gabba.
England and Australia flew under the front of ash
