ADIL RASHID is in no rush to follow kindred spirit Moeen Ali into retirement and is relishing his role as elder statesman in England's white-ball rebuild.
At 36, Rashid became the first English spinner to reach 200 one-day international wickets on Saturday, another landmark to add to his status as the world's No.1-ranked Twenty20 bowler.
Trailing Australia 2-0 with three games left in the Metro Bank ODI series, it's win or bust for England if they can dodge the rain at the Riverside in Chester-le-Street today.
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