Australia All-Rounder Mitchell Marsh said his team was always well confident in the Twenty20 World Cup despite going to the tournament behind a bad shape.
Australians, who struggled on West Indies’ tour and Bangladesh ahead of the competition, ended second in their group and played Pakistan in the semi-finals on Thursday.
“The Pre-World Cup form We might suggest that we will fight,” Marsh told reporters on Monday.
“But I think, when you look down the line-up when we are the full power side, with the number of experiences, interesting players, some of the best T20 players in the world in this team, we are very confident.” There are many dangerous teams at T20 Cricket but we are confident and now we are in any final can occur.
“A Australia drains lost eight out of 10 T20 matches in West Indies and Bangladesh but won four of their five Super 12.
Games at the World Cup to complete the second in Group 1 behind England.” As a team, we just came here , We have gathered very well and I think it’s very important throughout the World Cup, “Marsh said.” Great vibration on this team now.
We have gained a little momentum into the semi-finals and that’s what you need, so hopefully that can proceed to us.
“Marsh is one of the Australian stand-out players on Saturday, hitting 53-run second partnership Wicket with David Warner as Australia handed over the West Indies eight’s defeats to confirm their place in the last four.
Pakistan is the only party in the competition to win All five matches Super 12 and Marsh admit Australians face the task to reach the final Sunday.
“Everyone knows how dangerous Pakistan, they have great experience, deep in their bowling,” he said.
“They are a very all-round side.
But by saying that I thought we too.
We had a great experience, we had plenty of depth with bats and balls, so it had to be a fantastic problem.
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We are sure even though the shape is bad, said Mitchell Marsh Australia
