Former Australian captain Aaron Finch believes most players in Australia’s World Cup squad for Sunday’s match against India have self-selected their spots in the 11-match squad. With Pat Cummins at the helm of the team, talented players such as David Warner, Glenn Maxwell and Mitchell Starc will be key to the team in the main event.
Australia are one of the most successful teams in the 50-over World Cup, winning five championship titles, including the 2015 championship on home soil. Pat Cummins’ side has experienced players and will be hoping to start their World Cup campaign with a win against hosts India in Chennai.
Aaron Finch has selected Australia’s starting XI for the match against powerhouse India on CODE Sports after playing against the likes of Cameron Green and the experienced Marcus Stoinis in the opening games.
“To be honest, I think one of the all-rounders is going to fail. The team has (David) Warner, (Mitch) Marsh, (Steve) Smith, Marnus (Labuschagne), (Glenn) Max. I think it’s going to be Well, (Alex) Carey, Green, (Pat) Cummins, (Mitchell) Starc, Hazlewood, “Zampa,” Aaron Finch said.
David Warner and Mitchell Marsh powered the batting line-up with Travis Head in the first few games, followed by Steve Smith and Marnus Labuschagne in the middle overs, while the Australians were joined by Glenn Maxwell, Cameron Green, Alex Carey scores a big run.
Australian bowling trio of Mitchell Starc, Josh Hazlewood and Pat Cummins will be looking to make an impact with the new ball, but the team will need Adam Zampa and Glenn Maxwell to do well in Chennai will rely on their experience. Help the spinners in the opening match of the ODI World Cup.
They’ve Been Pretty Gruelling The Last Six Weeks For Them – Aaron Finch
Aaron Finch is happy with the Australian team’s preparations for the World Cup and also said that the players may get tired in the final stages of the World Cup in India. I expressed my concerns about something.
“I think the preparation has been good. What I’m a little concerned about is probably how much they’ve been playing lately and how much everyone’s been on tour The last six to eight weeks have been pretty stressful for her. “You’d hate to see them burn out at the end of a tournament,” added Aaron Finch.
The Australian team has been in good form in recent ICC trophies, winning the T20 World Cup 2021 in Dubai and defeating powerhouse India in the recently concluded World Test Championship final at Kennington Oval. We are currently making progress, and we would like to make further preparations. Ahead of the famous domestic event, the match against India.
