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Due to the two-year delay and the fact that this is Australia's first time hosting the men's tournament, there should be a palpable feeling of expectation.
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Tim David, a powerful hitter, has been added to the 15-player team of the defending champions, led by Aaron Finch, for the T20 World Cup. The competition, which will take place in Australia, will start on October 16.
Mitchell Swepson is replaced on the team for the 2021 T20 World Cup by David, who successfully transitioned from Singapore and is now qualified to play for Australia. The 15-person roster for Australia has only seen just one alteration from the last competition.
Here is a list of the Australia T20 Squad:
Batters – Aaron Finch (c), David Warner, Steve Smith, Tim David
WicketKeepers – Matthew Wade, Josh Inglis
All-Rounders – Ashton Agar, Mitchell Marsh, Glenn Maxwell, Marcus Stoinis
Bowlers – Pat Cummins (VC), Josh Hazelwood, Kane Richardson, Mitchell Starc, Adam Zampa
From Tim David, Aaron Finch, and David Warner to Glenn Maxwell, the Australian team player are in great power this season with the support of these players.
Here are the top 5 picks of the Australia cricket team that are likely to perform at the maximum of their potential.
David Warner
In place of David Warner, who was on rest, Cameron Green was given the responsibility to open for Australia against India. After hitting 118 runs in three innings at an average of 39.33 and a strike rate of 214.55, he caused selection headaches for the selectors. With David Warner coming back, he might not be in the starting XI. In 7 T20Is, he has also claimed five victims, averaging 33.
In the absence of David Warner, who was on rest, Cameron Green, a fast all-rounder, was assigned to open for Australia against India. After collecting 118 runs in three innings at an average of 39.33 and a strike rate of 214.55, he gave selectors a difficult time deciding. Due to David Warner's return, he might not be in the starting lineup. Additionally, he has five kills in seven T20Is, averaging 33.
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Aaron Finch
In the 2022 T20I World Cup, Aaron Finch will lead Australia. He guided the group to their first T20I World Cup championship in 2021. Ahead of the T20I World Cup in 2022, he has found some form after retiring from the ODI-50 over format. He lost the series against India (average of 20), but in bilateral matches, he scored the fifties against Pakistan (55), Sri Lanka (61*), and the West Indies (58).
Glenn Maxwell
This year, Glenn Maxwell has failed to reach the fifty-run mark. Glenn Maxwell's current performance is equally dismal, with his scores on the most recent tour of India being 6, 0, and 1. His scores in his past six innings have been 1, 0, 6, 0, 1, and 8 (against India), respectively (vs. England).
Since captain Aaron Finch has already slipped to position #4 and Steve Smith is already having trouble, it is critical that Glenn Maxwell rediscovers his groove and resumes scoring runs. After being rested for the first T20I against England, he managed just 8 points off 11 balls in the second T20I.
Tim David
Tim David, a Singaporean-born 26-year-old enjoying playing for Australia, scored his first half-century for the squad during last week's six-wicket loss to India in Hyderabad. He scored 558 runs in T20Is for Singapore, averaging 46.5 and 158.52 strike rates, but just 156 runs in seven T20Is, at only 22.29 and 165.96 strike rates. He scored 40 against England in the second T20I, but it was in vain.
Matthew Wade
In the 2021 T20I World Cup semifinal match between Australia and Pakistan, Matthew Wade's crucial undefeated 41-run performance with a strike rate of 241.48 helped Australia's eventual champions defeat Pakistan. During the India series, he maintained his form, scoring an undefeated 45 off 21 balls in the first T20I and a 43 off 20 balls in the second T20I. In the first T20I against the Windies, he backed it up with another crucial score of 39* off 29 balls, and he will keep wickets in the 2022 T20I World Cup.
Mitchell Marsh
Mitchell Marsh, an all-rounder, had a fantastic 2021 T20I World Cup in the UAE, amassing two fifties and scoring 185 runs in 5 innings at an average of 61.67. After the World Cup, he struggled with the bat against Sri Lanka and the West Indies in T20Is and sustained an injury. With a "mild" ankle problem, Australia all-rounder Mitchell Marsh could not play in the ODI Series against Zimbabwe and New Zealand.
He was rested for the India T20I series and scored 36 in the first T20I and 45 in the second T20I against England. However, both efforts were ineffective. Despite having a bowling average of 22.27, he hasn't claimed a victory in T20Is since the West Indies series in and against them in 2021.
The new Australian uniform will feature black shirts with a gold and green gradient on the trunk, topped by artwork. Aunty Fiona Clarke and Courtney Hagen created the kit. James Couzens, a cricketer who played for the Aboriginal XI in a historic match at the MCG in 1866 and afterward visited England, is linked to Clarke.
The overarching concept, according to Clarke, "is about the process of connecting with yourself as an individual, as a team, in the community and whatever is surrounded by you with the river, the land, or anything you see."
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