Rashid believes even full strength Aussie side would struggle against England
Updated On: 24 June, 2018 12:15 PM IST | Manchester, United Kingdom | AFP
"Whether things had been going well or badly for me, I wouldn't have any regrets. "It's the decision I made, and I'm happy with it," he added

Adil Rashid
Adil Rashid believes England would be on the brink of whitewashing Australia 5-0 even if the world champions had been able to select their strongest one-day international side. England head into Sunday's series finale at Old Trafford just one win away from completing their first 5-0 clean sweep in any format against Australia in more than 140 years of matches between the arch-rivals.
The tourists, however, are without six first-choice ODI players. Former captain Steve Smith and his deputy David Warner, two of the world's leading batsmen, were both given year-long bans for their roles in the Cape Town ball-tampering scandal in March that saw Test opener Cameron Bancroft receive a nine-month suspension for applying sandpaper to the ball.




