“I know my body, that if I’m at a stage where I’m getting tired, I want to keep my career going for as long as I can. I don’t want to burn out.” Boland finished among the top-wicket takers against England in that series with 18 scalps in three tests — only behind Pat Cummins (21) and Mitchell Starc (19) — as Australia retained the Ashes. Rotating the quicks was key to Australia’s commanding 4-0 series victory and Boland said they would have to employ a similar strategy in England. “It will be tough for fast bowlers to play all six games,” Boland said. “I’m definitely preparing to play. It could be at the start, it could be half way through, I’m not sure. But I’m planning to play and excited to play whenever they choose me.” Australia face India at The Oval in the WTC final from June 7-11 before the first Ashes Test from June 16 at Edgbaston.
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