As Adam Zampa prepares for his 100th ODI appearance against England at Trent Bridge, he reflects on his successful white-ball career, including a pivotal role in Australia's 2023 World Cup win. Despite his achievements, the 32-year-old leg-spinner acknowledges that he is unlikely to play in the Ashes due to the established presence of Nathan Lyon and emerging talents like Todd Murphy and Mitchell Swepson. Zampa, who has taken 169 wickets since his debut in 2016, remains content with his contributions to Australia's limited-overs formats. He emphasizes the special rivalry with England and expresses gratitude for the support of his family, who will be present for his milestone match. Zampa also voiced his belief in the continued relevance of ODI cricket amidst the growing dominance of T20Is and franchise cricket.