New Zealand’s Lockie Ferguson dismissed talks of himself retiring in the near future, saying he feels that he’s still one of the best and is ready to play in the upcoming T20 World Cup. “I still feel fit, I still feel like I’m contributing. If there’s ever a day I wake up and I’m not contributing to a win, or if I don’t think I’m deserving of playing for the team, then I’ll put my boots on the wall,” he said. “But at this stage, I still think I’m one of the best, certainly ready to perform at a World Cup,” he added. The pacer, who is currently in India to play the 5-match T20I series starting on Wednesday, said that playing here was a perfect preparation opportunity for the Kiwis for the T20 World Cup, set to be co-hosted by India and Sri Lanka, from February 7. The Black Caps will start their campaign on February 8 against Afghanistan in Chennai, followed by a match against UAE on February 10, also at Chennai. They …