In T20 World Cup, the skipper of Australia stated that the next tours will play a significant role in finalisation.
Tour cancellations have thrown a wrench in Australia’s plans for the 2021 T20 World Cup. The skipper Aaron Finch is keeping his cool. Finch had surgery on his left eye following the team’s March tour of New Zealand, which was his last appearance. He is hoping to see a beneficial influence on the team’s forthcoming trip to the West Indies and yet-to-be-confirmed task against Bangladesh.
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There’s a high probability that Australia’s squad will be held in India in October-November. It was initially planned to look very different from last year. Last week, Hohns stated the selectors were near to deciding on the final group. However, with the new departures, Finch said the team won nine games in a row in 2019. And put together early 2020 with an Australia-based competition in mind before the outbreak forced a change.
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