The high-octane T20 World Cup 2021 is quickly approaching, and all 16 competing teams are keen to win the prestigious title. England is considered one of the favourites for the competition due to their recent success in white-ball cricket. The Three Lions, who won the 2019 World Cup and also reached the T20 World Cup finals in 2016, so English Bowler Tymal mills showed a Great commitment Ahead of T20 world cup.

Unfortunately, they were defeated by defending champions West Indies in the final. Nonetheless, England has only improved since that showpiece tournament and really wants to win the title in the UAE. The British side is full of T20 professionals, from Jos Buttler to Jonny Bairstow. In fact, 8 of England’s 15 players are presently competing in the UAE leg of the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2021.

we’ll be full of confidence and back ourselves to beat any team: Tymal Mills

With the worldwide tournament also going to take place in the Gulf country, England IPL players must have been eager to analyze the environment. In response, left-arm bowler Tymal Mills stated that the presence of World Cup-bound England players will benefit the national squad.

“One of our advantages is that we’ve got half the squad playing in the IPL at the moment. I’m sure we’ll come out of that with a bunch of information, and the analyst [Nathan Leamon] is out there with KKR. We’ll be well-prepped and well-versed by the time we get together,” Mills, who is a surprise pick in England’s T20 World Cup squad.

“I’m sure we’ll be full of confidence and back ourselves to beat any team. The pitches look like they’ve been quite sluggish, particularly in the day games. It looks like they’re trying – particularly in Dubai – to keep the pitches with quite a bit of grass on to keep them fresh by the time the World Cup starts,” he added.

Furthermore, Mills, who played for Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) in the IPL, has played a lot of cricket in similar circumstances. As a result, he is confident in his ability to produce in the worldwide event.

“I’ve played in Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, and Dubai a lot, so they’re three grounds I’m comfortable with. It’s nice to be going to places that I know and grounds I have a decent record at but ultimately previous records don’t really mean an awful lot,” asserted the left-arm speedster.