England's Sam Curran is aiming for a repeat performance at the upcoming T20 World Cup. He was named Player of the Tournament in the 2022 competition, where England secured victory. Curran's recent form, including a top score of 58 in the final T20 against Sri Lanka, has cemented his place as a key player once again.

Curran's return to the team followed a period when he was out of the white-ball setup. His strong performances in county cricket and other franchise leagues earned him a recall. England's recent 3-0 series sweep against Sri Lanka serves as a confidence booster before the World Cup. The all-rounder's flexibility with the ball is expected to be vital.

England's spinners, including Jacob Bethell and Will Jacks, also shone in the series win, contributing significantly with their bowling. England's consistent form against Sri Lanka, extending their winning streak to 11 matches, bodes well. Next, England will face West Indies, Scotland, and Italy after their opening match against Nepal.

With the T20 World Cup on the horizon, England will be looking to their key players to deliver. Curran's all-round skills and experience will be vital if England hopes to repeat their 2022 success. The team's opening match against Nepal on Sunday will be a critical first test of their campaign.