But now with an unbeaten 8-0 record following the win over Falefehi, the former New Zealand heavyweight champion is putting his full focus into boxing for the next two years. The Iceman started his run to the world title and world No 1 spot with victory in the double-to-start tournament last year and he took his tally to eight successive wins against Chizzy, who failed to fire. "I wanted to concentrate as much as possible on my cricket and to avoid distractions to the detriment of the team but I can confirm Azeem Rafiq's recollection of Michael Vaughan's comments to a group of us Asian players," Rashid said in a statement toThe Cricketer "There's still so much uncertainty as to what it looks like for us, and it's changing at a rapid rate," he said. "Now we just have to sit tight and see what the Superleague board's official ruling is and what it means for us.