Sources: 
Josh Hazlewood has emerged from the IPL playoffs not only victorious but also confident and fit, despite battling a shoulder niggle. His recent performance helped Royal Challengers Bangalore clinch their first IPL title, marking Hazlewood's second in the lucrative T20 league after his 2021 win with Chennai.
With a career boasting a T20 World Cup, a 50-over World Cup crown in 2015, an Under-19 World Cup, and multiple domestic titles including Sheffield Shield and Big Bash, Hazlewood's resume is impressive. Yet, the Test Championship remains the one major accolade he has yet to secure.
"But I feel in much better place this time around, and I think in any format, my numbers over the last two years have been pretty good, so I've got a lot to fall back on," Hazlewood said, reflecting his renewed confidence.
His ability to overcome injury and perform under pressure, especially by taking a crucial wicket and closing out the final over in the IPL final, underscores his value to his team and his readiness for future challenges.
Looking ahead, Hazlewood aims to add the Test Championship to his list of achievements, completing a career that already spans multiple formats and tournaments. His fitness and form suggest he is well-positioned to continue making significant contributions to Australian cricket.
Key stats:- Two IPL titles (2021 with Chennai, 2023 with RCB)
- T20 World Cup winner
- 50-over World Cup winner (2015)
- Under-19 World Cup winner
- Domestic titles including Sheffield Shield, One-Day Cup, Big Bash
Hazlewood's journey reflects resilience and ambition, setting the stage for what could be a crowning achievement in the Test Championship.
Sources: Josh Hazlewood, fresh from securing his second IPL title with Royal Challengers Bangalore, is confident and fit despite a recent shoulder niggle. With multiple cricketing accolades, including T20 and 50-over World Cups, he eyes the elusive Test Championship to complete his decorated career.
