Deep Dasgupta says “Certain players are undercooked and looking out of touch” in T20 World Cup. Dasgupta has moderated Australia’s chances of progressing. Into the final four of the 2021 T20 World Cup. The Aussies have a tough group ahead of them with West Indies and England. In primed to claim places in the semi-finals. The Men In Yellow last made it into the semi-finals of the 2012 season of the World Cup. Where they misplaced to possible champions West Indies.
“The team is good enough, especially if you look at the bowling. Adam Zampa is among the top when it comes to the T20 rankings and you also have Mitchell Starc. However, some of the players are undercooked. Starc and Cummins are playing after a long time and they look undercooked,” Deep Dasgupta said.
Deep Dasgupta
In pitches like these, Smith staying out in the middle is very important and so would Maxwell’s form. The real concern comes in the form of the top order, it is a huge concern,” Dasgupta added.
Australia will kick off its campaign against South Africa at the Sheikh Zayed Stadium. Brad Hogg also admitted to Australia’s woes when it comes to the shortest season. Australia is coming into the competition in the UAE. On the back of a string of T20 series losses. They have given in to the West Indies and Bangladesh. With subcontinent pitches on offer in the Middle East. The team will have to put together tight performances for potential qualifications.
“Australia has had a rough time in T20 cricket of late. They did not do well in Bangladesh and had their struggles in the West Indies. But that is not a huge concern for them because they were playing without the big players,” Dasgupta said.
Lastly, Pioneers at the conventional 50-over World Cup. Also, Australia has struggled to translate. In their success in the T20 World Cup. Moreover, the best finish came in the form of finals.
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