Matthew Hayden On Aaron Finch’s Team’s Early Exit from the Twenty20 World Cup: “Australia, Unfortunately…”. Australia bats well. The T20 World Cup is presently underway, and Pakistan’s men’s cricket team’s current coach. Matthew Hayden, has given an explanation for why his squad was unable to advance to the semifinals.
The current coach of the Pakistan men’s cricket team former Australia batting great Matthew Hayden. Provided an explanation for why the reigning champions were unable to advance to the semi-final of the current T20 World Cup. Australia didn’t prepare well enough for the T20 championship. According to Hayden, who was a member of the ODI World Cup-winning sides in 2003 and 2007. Hayden added Australia will need to make some risky choices before next year’s 50-over World Cup.
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In addition to pulling up the hitters, Hayden cited a few poor strategic choices.
“We all know the Australian cricket team, the culture of Australian cricket has been challenged over the last four or five years. There has to be some improvements in the departments, especially I think their fast bowling attack.”
Hayden said
“I think strategically, as well, not playing Mitchell Starc, our premium bowler, ahead of that game was really significant as well. So little things, but just performances.
he continued
He also mention Warner’s Poor performance to the previous World Cup.
Davey Warner, his performance in the World Cup wasn’t as special as it was in the last World Cup. He’s a premium player. Our expectations, like Babar, like all the great players, are so high that when they don’t quite get it right, they get exposed
Matthew added
And then they have to raise their game and challenge themselves and become better players and then play better tournament cricket. And tournament cricket is very hard. And it’s very different for the common programme as well because you don’t get second bites at the cherry typically.”
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