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Nic Maddinson, an Australian cricket player, is always considering going back to play in Test matches. Maddinson, who just finalised a trade to the Sydney Thunder of the BBL, is hoping to revitalise his T20 career upon returning to his home state of New South Wales.
It is noteworthy that Maddinson scored three hundreds for Victoria in three Sheffield Shield matches during the second part of the previous season. During a season when batters struggled to score runs, Nic Maddinson’s performances gained attention. A lot of people even talked about the 32-year-old perhaps going back to the longest format.
In his final three Test matches, Nic Maddinson scored 27 runs in four innings while playing against Pakistan and South Africa in the 2016–17 season.
The renowned batsman recently took centre stage and declared his desire to play Test cricket again. “To be fair, I think about it most days. As Josh Hazlewood and Mitchell Starc continue to perform well in their outdoor training, Maddinson stated, “It’s difficult not to think about the progression of your career during the winter and off-season when you have other things and family at home.” This statement was cited by.
“I enjoy playing the game and want to see New South Wales win, but I also think I can contribute to the international cricket team and would love to be given the opportunity again. People are really motivated, and I still have the option to play for Australia,” he continued.
It’s also important to note that Nic Maddinson has developed significantly as a player. In his six seasons with Victoria, Maddinson has averaged 50.63 in shield cricket and acknowledges that he’s matured a lot since his last Test match.
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“I think I’m probably a much better player than I was even three or four years ago. Ten times better, maybe even more. It seemed like we were having trouble scoring shield runs on some of the wickets we were given last year. Although it was never truly my strength, opening the bat was always a fantastic place to bat,” he remarked.
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