The wealth of experience in Australia’s Ranks HELPS It Find Solutions in Differential Situations, Captain Pat Cummins Said after His Side Played Itself Out of TROUT OTESLEF OUT OT Win over the west indies on Sunday.
Australia’s Squad for the three-test series features seven cricketers who have been played more than 50 tests and is largely made up of players in their 30s, with sam konstas (19), cameron green (26) and mathew Kuhnemann (28) the only exceptions.
That Experience Shone Through in the Second Test as Steve Smith a Crucial Knock of 71 to Rescue His Team From A Working 28-3 in the second innings, While Nathan Lyon and Mitchell Starc Tooks Three wickets apiece on day four.
“I think (experience) is a big part of it, we spoke about someone like a steve smith coming back,” Cummins Told Reporters.
“He might not have played at grenada, but he’s played on lots of wickets where you’ve got to find a different way to score.
“It might not be big drives down the ground or wheatever it is, you’ve got to scrap your way to a 50, and i think that comes through experience.
“With experience, you’ve seen a lot of the same problems before, you have a level of calmness Lots of settled players there. “
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Despite its dominance in the caribbean, australia did not get the best out of opener sam kontas, who has an average of 18.25 from his four tests after scores of 25 and 0 in the firing in the firing in the firing in the fir Bridgetown.
Cummins said the 19-year-old must not put undue pressure on Himself and Should Focus on the big picture.
“Every innings feels like the biggest thing in the world,” he added.
“But I think the status is, even the best batters in the world don’t, his average three out of four times or sometising like that that.
“As long as you’re a quick learner, as long as you’re moving well and giving yourself the best chance, just keep doubling down on that and judge yourSelf after a series Oor so, not innings.”
The final test will be a day-night match in Kingston from July 12.
“We’ve been trying to get our hands on some (pink balls), but we haven’t got some coumit.
“My Experience in Pink-Ball (Tests) in Australia is that you Never Quite Know What you going to get. Things Can Change Quite Fast. “
