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"It's time for another Finals Day" - Kadeer Ali expresses his desire to challenge for the Blast title

Brian Halford speaks to Worcestershire assistant coach Kadeer Ali about his ambitions for the 2026 Vitality T20 Blast and Metro Bank One Day Cup campaigns.

19.03.26, 11:00 Updated 19.03.26, 11:01 1 Minute Read

Brian Halford

Assistant coach Kadeer Ali believes Worcestershire should be challenging hard for silverware in both white-ball competitions in 2026.

The Pears’ mission is very much to retain the Metro-Bank One-Day Cup which they won in such spectacular fashion last season. In the Vitality Blast meanwhile, says Kadeer: “It’s time for another Finals Day.”

“In T20 cricket in the last two years we are starting to show the brand of cricket we want to play,” he said. “We now have six or seven batters that can win you a game - very impactful players – and Usama Mir is a very valuable addition to our side. I think we are on a nice journey when it comes to T20 cricket. After a slow start last year, we only missed out on qualification by one game. Guys like Ethan Brookes and Kashif Ali have really come on and with Hosey in there we have a really good balance.

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