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Group C - Australia, Sri Lanka, West Indies

Smith

Banned
Mendis is not that difficult bowler if you can read him of hand
Sehwag was the first to read him, if u read him properly, he's an Avg bowler
Aye captain obvious. For that matter any spin bowler in the world, even Warne, is easy meat if you manage to read him.
 

Naumaan

First Class Debutant
Good last over for the Australians
2 sixers & 1 boundry
they need 15 Runs of this Mendis over
 

Smith

Banned
Aye captain obvious. For that matter any spin bowler in the world, even Warne, is easy meat if you manage to read him.
Aussie top order has replicated what sides used to do when playing against them in the last 2 decades, fear the opposition bowlers. Johnners just showed how it is to be done.
 

Jono

Virat Kohli (c)
Aussies well and truly back in it, ppl gotta stop calling T20 matches early. The concept in itself means you're one over away from getting back in a game.
 

Naumaan

First Class Debutant
No Mendis is easy
he'll not spin alot, Murali is alot difficult than him
by the way they couldn't score much of his last over
3 overs left
need 36 atleast
 

Howsie

International Captain
Aussie top order has replicated what sides used to do when playing against them in the last 2 decades, fear the opposition bowlers. Johnners just showed how it is to be done.
Why do you keep quoting your own writing?
 

R_D

International Debutant
Aussies well and truly back in it, ppl gotta stop calling T20 matches early. The concept in itself means you're one over away from getting back in a game.
Yeah true...
Australia definately back in it.... could still get 150... which would be competitive score.
 

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