REECE TOPLEY has set his sights on keeping his place after putting England back on the right World Cup track.
Topley claimed 4-43 in England’s 137-run win over Bangladesh in Dharamshala, which helped Jos Buttler’s men recover from an openingmatch pounding by New Zealand.
It proved the end of a long, hard road for the 29-year-old left-arm seamer, who has been hamstrung by injuries when England have previously taken to the big stage.
He missed the glorious T20 World Cup campaign last winter after suffering a freak injury tripping over a boundary advertising sponge.
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