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New Zealand's experienced fast bowler Trent Boult said that the current T20 World Cup will be his last tournament in this format.
The ICC T20 World Cup 2024 being hosted by America and West Indies, was like a nightmare for New Zealand, where the team could not even succeed in reaching Super-8.
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The Kiwi team, captained by Kane Williamson, may have defeated Uganda in its third match, but the team was out of the tournament. After New Zealand's victory over Uganda, Trent Boult talked about his last World Cup.
Boult participated in four T20 World Cups
Trent Boult has been an important member of the New Zealand team since his debut in 2011. He has experience of playing in the finals of the T20 World Cup, ODI World Cup, and World Test Championship. He has participated in four T20 World Cups since 2014 but has not managed to win the World Cup even once.
The last match will be against Papua New Guinea
"Speaking on behalf of myself, this will be my last T20 World Cup, so yeah that's all I have to say," Boult said after NZ beat Uganda by nine wickets in Trinidad.
Even before the match against Uganda, New Zealand was out of the Super Eight. The team will now face Papua New Guinea in its last match in Group C, which will be the 34-year-old left-arm bowler's last match in the T20 World Cup.
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Boult's T20 career
Trent Boult has a lot of experience in international cricket. He has played 60 matches in the T20 International format, in which he has taken 81 wickets in his name. At the same time, while playing 114 ODI matches, he has taken 211 wickets. Apart from this, Boult has 317 wickets in his name in Test format, which he took while playing 78 matches. Apart from bowling, he also has a half-century in his name in batting, which was scored in the Test format.