“Getting to a game, the preparation process, toughening up mentally, getting in the groove and the routine. The mistake some coaches and players make is thinking that suddenly, well, ‘I’ll arrive and have a few nets, have two, three games.’ You’ve got to be battle-hardened. So I think if he’s prepared to put in the yards or play domestic when he’s asked to. The one-day internationals leading up to the World Cups, then, and on the back of good, hard, competitive T20 cricket, then I think he’ll be fine,” Cullinan reckoned.
