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Will Jacks Optimistic About T20 World Cup Role After IPL Success

Will Jacks, the England all-rounder, views his stint in the Indian Premier League (IPL) as ideal groundwork for the upcoming T20 World Cup. Jacks, 25, views his IPL experience as invaluable ahead of his England debut in a global tournament. He sees this experience as pivotal as he gears up for his first appearance on the international stage. During his time with Royal Challengers Bengaluru, Jacks played eight matches, showcasing his prowess with an unbeaten century and contributing significantly to his team’s journey to the playoffs.

Timing his departure from the IPL to join the England squad was crucial, given their limited preparation for the T20 World Cup. Despite the challenging circumstances, Jacks confidently asserts his readiness for the international stage, attributing his comfort to his IPL experience. Embracing his role as England’s number three batsman after months of preparation, he harbors optimism about effectively contributing in the upcoming tournament.

Furthermore, Jacks appreciates the lessons he learned from his IPL stint, especially in adapting to different playing conditions and situations, which he believes have enriched his overall game. With his dual ability as a top-order batsman and off-spin bowler, Jacks is positioned to play a crucial role for England, particularly on pitches favoring slow bowling in the Caribbean. He eagerly anticipates the opportunity to represent his country in the T20 World Cup, expressing his determination to make a significant impact and assist England in securing victory.

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