'India-Australia Series Will Help Both Teams To Prepare For World Cup', Says Mitchell Johnson
September 22, 2022
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as posted by the channelAhead of the upcoming Twenty 20 world cup in Australia, Australian start Mitchell Johnson speaks to the Times Network and predicts the upcoming edition of The ICC T20 World Cup. Times Network's Karishma Singh spoke to former Australian fast bowler Mitchell Johnson, who talks about the upcoming T20 world cup & pressure that the host Australia have to face. Johnson also opens up about playing in the Legends League Cricket. "I played my last competitive match in 2018. I have played a charity match in Australia, but yes, playing in this league is very different as all are professional players", says Johnson. On the question of Pressure as host nation of the upcoming T20 World Cup, he says "There is always pressure on the team, but as in the 2015 world cup, we didn't put pressure on us this time also they will face it." Tune in for the full conversation.
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