BD NarayankarMumbai, March 5 -- The semifinal of the ICC Men's T20 World Cup at the Wankhede Stadium offered a revealing snapshot of the unforgiving nature of the shortest format, where England's bowling fortunes swung between the quiet mastery of Adil Rashid and a difficult night for pace spearhead Jofra Archer.
For years, Rashid has been England's trusted craftsman in T20 cricket, relying on subtlety rather than speed. Drift through the air, a teasing leg-break and a perfectly disguised googly have been his tools in a format otherwise dominated by brute power.
Across multiple editions of the tournament, the leg-spinner has steadily built one of the most impressive records in T20 World Cup history. With 44 wickets, Rashid now sits joint ...