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Fraser-McGurk brushes off exclusion from T20 World Cup 2024 squad

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Australian cricketer Jake Fraser-McGurk may have been left out of the T20 World Cup squad, but the young batting sensation remains unfazed. Despite his impressive performances in the Indian Premier League (IPL), Fraser-McGurk believes he has not yet earned a place in the national team.

With 259 runs in six matches for Delhi Capitals at a staggering strike rate of 233.33, Fraser-McGurk has caught the attention of many, including pundits and former players who have called for his selection. However, the 22-year-old Victorian remains grounded, acknowledging that World Cup cricket is a different ball game compared to franchise cricket.

While some have criticized his omission, Fraser-McGurk understands the challenges of fitting into a top-order lineup that already boasts established players like David Warner, Travis Head, and captain Mitchell Marsh. Despite the disappointment, he remains positive and grateful for the opportunities he has had, including the mentorship of Delhi teammate Warner.

From playing domestic cricket in South Australia to rubbing shoulders with international stars in the IPL, Fraser-McGurk’s journey has been nothing short of remarkable. With Warner by his side, he has experienced the lavish lifestyle of the cricketing world, from dinners at “massive mansions” to joy rides in Ferraris.

Although he may have missed out on the World Cup selection this time, Fraser-McGurk’s determination and talent are sure to earn him a place in the national team in the future.

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