Harare, Oct. 14 -- Zimbabwe stalwart Sikandar Raza is eyeing a chance to shine in the ICC Cricket World Cup 2027, co-hosted by his country alongside South Africa and Namibia. He also feels that the tournament will offer a special opportunity for his country to showcase its cricketing culture, hospitality and natural beauty to the world.

The tournament, co-hosted by Zimbabwe, South Africa and Namibia, begins on 2 October, 2027. All three hosts are among the 10 teams that have already secured qualification for the 14-team event. Raza, who turned 40 this year, sees the tournament as a significant milestone in his own career and an opportunity to represent Zimbabwe on one of cricket's biggest stages.

"From a collective point of view, I do t...