"I am a champion, I am a winner, and I don't want to be going to tournaments where I'm celebrating just getting through the first round. "The ones that are playing, you know how they're feeling because that is obvious, that's easy to deal with," she said. "It's the players who don't get on and aren't that vocal, it's really important that you check in with them. The big Austrian then won the sixth leg to force another decider, where Wright finally got his country over the line. Rashid (2-26) then claimed his 100th T20I wicket when he had Mohammad Hafeez (10 from 10) caught at the start of the 15th to keep Afghanistan in contention and by the end of the 18th, the game was back in the balance.