Chennai

It seems that the World Cup has moved down on the bucket list of AB de Villiers, after the South African batsman said that winning the coveted trophy is not his ultimate dream anymore.

However, the 34-year-old made a successful comeback in all three formats of the game in 2018 as went on to notch four half-centuries and a century in South Africa's 3-1 Test series win over Australia.

And de Villiers said that though winning the World Cup trophy would be a bonus for him, not clinching the same is not going to define his career.

"I'm taking it one game at a time. My ultimate dream is not to win a World Cup. I've changed my mind set. I feel it will be nice to win it, it'll be a bonus, but if I don't, it's not going to define my career," the International Cricket Council (ICC) quoted the South African batsman, as saying.

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