Abu Dhabi: The victory against West Indies may not be enough to send Australia into the T20 World Cup semifinals but captain Aaron Finch feels the best is the focus on the work in the hand that is worried about the vision and judgment of other teams.
England will make the semifinals from Group 1 and Australia struggling for second place with South Africa.
Australia only lost to England so far and they rose again by destroying Bangladesh in their last match.
“You will be happy to keep it in our control.
That’s all you can focus on.
I think so you started helping another team win or another team lost, it only claimed your judgment and vision.” Which is very important for us.
Just go and stay on our weapons, keep on our process because we know that it’s pretty good when we do it right.
So it’s important, “Finch said on Friday, ahead of the Australian Super 12 Super match against West Indies.
The defense of the West Hindions Champions has come out of the semifinal race.” West Indies is a dangerous side.
We see that when we play it.
Obviously with them out of the competition now they will not lose anything, which can also be a very dangerous place, “said Captain Australia.
Finch has found a form after a quiet start to the tournament.
He made 40 against Bangladesh.” That’s good for get some in the middle.
I think some of the first balls I tried swing a little too hard and didn’t watch the ball as close as they should, “he said.” But yes, I feel as if my foot pattern is good enough.
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That is something I have done.
Obviously when you come from an injury or you will return from all kinds of layoffs, it can take a little time to get back to speed, but I feel like playing pretty well, yes, “Finch said.
He also talked about Mitchell Starc changes made in his summary who seemed to have helped the senior Pacer who took two numbers against Bangladesh.
“It was something for the past few weeks I thought he was working, and he began to get a really good rhythm on another day in training, and he said he felt as if- If it was much smoother, and I knew facing it on the net felt fast and he swung the ball, which was a big sign for Mitch when it happened.
“He is an extraordinary package, when you add how well he is in the field and with bats, too.” The Australian Cricket on Friday was postponed a one-time test against Afghanistan because of the “uncertainty” in the Taliban-ruled country.
Finch said he hoped to play Afghanistan in the near future.
“It will be a great trial match, but I think it still has that on a schedule at some point on the track it is very important for world cricket.” We have seen especially in the shortest format of the game how important and how the impact of the Afghanistan team has in the world of cricket.
Yes, hopefully it can return and run as soon as possible, “he said.