Was not in peak fitness the whole World Cup, but the battle was worthwhile: Livingstone, Liam. In August, Liam Livingstone is hurt while competing in the Hundred competition.
Liam Livingstone, England’s all-round hero, acknowledged that he played despite an illness during the team’s recent T20 World Cup victory. Livingstone, one of the best fielders in the world. Contributed significantly to England’s success with both the ball and the bat.
He missed a lot of practice leading up to the T20 World Cup in Australia due to an injury he got while playing in the Hundred competition in August. Because of his recent performance, the team’s selectors instantly included him in the T20 World Cup. The tactic paid off when England overcame Pakistan in the T20 Global Cup final at the MCG to win their second world title.
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I didn’t begin sprinting until a week before the first World Cup game: Livingstone, Liam
Livingstone described how he sustained the long-term injury and the impact it had on him, particularly given his hectic schedule. He also state that while he is not entirely healthy for the ICC event, he was overjoy to bring home a World Cup title.
“I fell down a kerb trying to dodge a puddle, one morning when we were going out for breakfast in London. The whole winter flashed in front of my eyes. It was a 12-week injury, with seven weeks and four days till the first World Cup game,”
Livingstone said.
“It’s still not 100% and it wasn’t through the World Cup. I didn’t actually start sprinting till a week before the first World Cup game but letting my mum and dad fly home with a World Cup medal made all the struggles worth it,”
He added.
Meanwhile, Livingstone has been chosen to the Pakistan Test team and is anticipated to play in the first Test, which begins on December 1 in Rawalpindi.
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