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Australia’s Test team opener Usman Khwaja has confirmed that he is ready to retire, but only when he felt that Australia no longer needed him. Khwaja said, “If I ever realized that Australia needs my retirement, I am ready to end my Test career.” However, she has no intention of taking retirement during the upcoming Test series against Sri Lanka.
The 38 -year -old was a new interest in the future of this player when he scored only 20 in the first three Tests against India in the first three Tests, but then the new opener Sam Contas strengthened him again on top. . In the MCG Test, Khwaja scored a brilliant half -century and scored an excellent innings of 41 runs in the Sydney Test. In this series, Australia won the Border-Gavaskar Trophy 3–1 after 10 years.
In the playing XI of Australia in the Sydney Test match against India, only one player was under 30. To this, Khwaja said, “There will be many changes in the team in the coming three-four years. I am fully prepared for this and I still want to play. I want to play as long as possible, but I also know that there may be the right time to get out. If the selectors tell me that the time has come now, then I can get out. “
Khwaja, who wishes to play in the next Ashes series, said, “I still want to play at least the Ashes. I don’t think very far, just think that much. As long as we are winning, I am still contributing, and my body feels good, I will play. For me it always sounds like a summer at once. ” At the same time, he said about playing in Asia, “This is a love-hate relationship.”