Due to physical issues, England pacer Reece Topley admits to having World Cup 2023 anxiety. Reece Topley wants to put his injury problems behind him, but he acknowledges that there will be some anxiety when he boards the plane for India to defend England’s World Cup title. Topley appeared ready for a key part at the T20 World Cup in Australia last year after overcoming four separate stress fractures in his back, but he was forced to observe England’s successful campaign from a distance.
Ankle ligament damage resulted from a strange trip over a boundary cushion prior to their final warm-up, while Topley dislocated his shoulder during the Indian Premier League in April while trying to make a recovery.
The 6′ 7′ ‘ left-arm seamer is understandably concerned of a setback after returning to fitness and serving for England, especially with the 50-over World Cup starting in less than four weeks. Introducing the team’s family members, the New Zealand Black Caps announce their 15-man roster for the ICC World Cup 2023 in a novel manner.
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The 29-year-old stated, “You could say I have a slight case of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) about getting on the plane again because it was pretty emotional coming back from the last (World Cup) injury.
But accidents do happen in sports. There is just so much you can do to stop them. I don’t really give it much thought. You simply experience good days and terrible days at different times.Simply by virtue of becoming older, injuries do get a little more difficult to recover from. It’s just always a little bit difficult; it’s not like you won’t ever recover from it.
In terms of my ankle and my shoulder, I definitely wouldn’t say I’m out of the woods, but it just takes doing the correct things. The terrible days ought to gradually disappear. Topley’s outstanding performance from last summer, when he took 13 wickets in seven ODIs at an incredible average of 16.38, going at less than 4.5 an over, earned him a spot in England’s preliminary World Cup team.
