Salman Butt says “Playing spin as if it’s an out-of-syllabus question” in T20 World Cup 2021. Butt believes Australia will not posture much of a challenge to the strong Asian sides within the T20 World Cup 2021. Moreover, Butt claimed the Aussies don’t have the arms stockpile to handle spin-friendly conditions within the UAE. Australian side bumbled to 1-4 losses within the T20Is. Amid visits of West Indies and Bangladesh. Agreeing with Butt, even with a full-strength squad. Finch’s men are impossible to create much of an effect within the T20 World Cup 2021.
“Australia have hardly come up with any decent performances in recent times. Considering the conditions in the UAE, they don’t stand a chance in the T20 World Cup. You cannot deny their capability. But looking at their current form, apart from two-three batters, the others are playing spin as if it’s an out-of-syllabus question,” Salman Butt said.
Despite the several Australian stars playing in the IPL. It won’t boost the Aussies’ chances at the T20 World Cup 2021 too much. Australia is set nearby England, South Africa, and the West Indies in Bunch 1. Moreover, the Super 12 round for the T20 World Cup.
Salman Butt
“Even after playing IPL, they are not able to figure out how to tackle spinners. I was observing Marcus Stoinis in the IPL, and he was not impressive at all. I don’t think Australia will be a threat. Yes, their fast bowlers can dent teams, otherwise, the Asian teams will have to play very badly to lose to them,” Butt said.
Lastly, Finch has insisted the team will be flexible with the roles. During the T20 World Cup and Maxwell, Smith, Marsh, Stoinis, and Wade. They are among the contenders for middle-order slots in the Australian team.
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