Australian cricketer Shane Watson (R) walks with former Australian cricketer Shane Warne before Australia's Cricket World Cup match against Afghanistan in Perth March 4, 2015.. REUTERS/David Gray
MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Shane Watson's spectacular decline as Australia's premier all-rounder has not yet robbed him of his self-belief and the 33-year-old blond is still hopeful of making a comeback in the World Cup team.
Watson paved way for James Faulkner in Wednesday's 275-run romp against Afghanistan. He watched form the sidelines as David Warner threatened to erase his Australian ODI record of 185 not out before falling seven runs short.
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