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Australia has always been one of the dominant sides in cricket. It is no different in the T20 format as well. The Men in Yellow clinched the T20 World Cup after 14 years of wait in 2021. They came into the tournament in light of form issues. However, they simply brushed aside all the concerns and set the stage on fire, in the big time.
The Aussie men take a 1-0 series lead in Mohali, 🇮🇳
Bravo to Cam Green (61 off 30), Nathan Ellis (3-30), debutant Tim David, and all others involved in an entertaining victory #INDvAUS pic.twitter.com/2degUPZDGT
— Cricket Australia (@CricketAus) September 20, 2022
All the top stars, Aaron Finch, David Warner, Marcus Stoinis, Glenn Maxwell, Mitchell Starc, Josh Hazlewood, and Pat Cummins, are still a solid part of the team. They have played together for many years and the experience factor is a vital asset for the Kangaroos.
Australia in T20s: A stable force
Before the 2021 edition, the Aussies could not quite deliver big in the World Cup. This setback was despite winning the ICC Men’s World Cup for a record five times. The former world champions did not field the best eleven for the marquee event, as they lost several key players with injuries.
A first look at The Test Season Two as the @CricketAus men’s Team strives to be the best team in the world. Watch as we follow the players on and off the field – coming this Summer to Prime Video. #TheTest #Cricket pic.twitter.com/frFHmEyg9e
— Prime Video Sport Australia (@pvsportau) October 11, 2022
