ICC T20 World Cup 2022: "Tactical Decision To Leave Out Mitchell Starc"- Daniel Vettori
Published - 04 Nov 2022, 11:09 PM | Updated - 23 Aug 2024, 07:08 AM
The Australian Cricket Team won a nail-biting encounter against Afghanistan. The Defending Champions hold their nerve and showed great fighting spirit. The management surprisingly left out Mitchell Starc from the playing 11 which raised a lot of eyebrows as he has been one of the best bowlers for Australia.
Australia now has won 3 matches out of 5 and has 7 points to their name with an NRR of -0.17. The team no longer has their fate in their hands as they would be hoping that Sri Lanka defeats England on 05th November.
Daniel Vettori on Mitchell Starc
Australian Assistant Coach Daniel Vettori was asked about the reason behind leaving Mitchell Starc. “It was a tactical decision [to leave out Starc] We brought in Kane to play the role he executed tonight at the back-end of the powerplay, looking at the death overs where Kane has been exceptional in the past.” said Vettori.
“We were looking to use Josh Hazlewood at the start and implement a plan around him and Pat [Cummins] being effective with the new ball and pushed Mitch into a role where he’s competing with Kane Richardson, especially at the death where everyone thought Kane excels.” he added.
Glenn Maxwell on Fire
The flamboyant all-rounder smashed a terrific knock of 54 runs in 32 balls where he struck 6 fours and 2 sixes. The right-handed batter looked in sublime touch as he was easily whacking the bowlers all around the park.
Maxwell did a brilliant run out as he got rid of the dangerous Gulbadin Naib, due to which the momentum of the match shifted towards Australia. Maxwell once again showed why he is one of the best in World Cricket and made a statement that he is not done yet.
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