Britain all-rounder Sam Curran is planning to utilize the current year's Indian Premier League (IPL) as a take off platform towards asserting some authority for an ICC World Cup spot.
"[The World Cup] is the best competition and ideally my name will be there," he told PTI.
Curran made a sprinkle even before making his presentation in the IPL for Kings XI Punjab, turning into the most costly purchase in the current year's bartering. In any case, he says the powerful expense hasn't stacked an excess of weight on his shoulders, with the left-hander rather seeing the challenge as a learning opportunity.
"I don't have to stress over that [price tag]," he said. "I've quite recently got the chance to continue performing and take one amusement at any given moment. I am truly getting a charge out of playing in India. The group gives you such a great amount of vitality here, they truly appreciate the amusement and that draws out the best out of players.
"It has been a decent encounter up until now, playing in Indian conditions and before enormous groups. There is such a long way to go from set up names and even the ones who have not played global cricket."
"I addressed a couple folks before coming here and they were clear about how great the competition was and I can see with my own eyes that the standard is high. I am getting the chance to pick the minds of Shami. He is clearly a top class bowler and I am gaining parcels from him, particularly how to bowl in Indian conditions and I am certain I will be an improved bowler toward the finish of the competition."
Saying this doesn't imply that he hasn't held up his finish of the deal notwithstanding, with the left-armer asserting a cap trap in his second appearance to top off an emotional triumph against Delhi Capitals. "It was an incredible minute," he said. "Around then I was not focussed on the cap trap, I was focussed on safeguarding the keeps running for the group. Fortunately I had the capacity to do that day and hattrick was only a reward."
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