In an interview, Rashid Khan said he wants winning the World Cup to be his legacy. The leg‑spinner has spent more than twice as long at the top of the ICC T20 bowler rankings as anyone else.
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Fans learn his personal goal for a World Cup win and see his record as the longest‑standing T20 bowler leader.
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