ICC Twenty20 World Cup | Australia wants nothing less than title, says Mitchell Starc
The Hindu
Australia have just six wins from their last 21 games in T20 cricket and have lost five consecutive series
Australia fast bowler Mitchell Starc on Sunday asserted that they can defy their recent slide in the shortest format and win the T20 World Cup since they are going into the tournament full-strength.
Australia have just six wins from their last 21 games in T20 cricket and have lost five consecutive series — against England, India, New Zealand, the West Indies and Bangladesh.
“We had some really young, inexperienced players and some young guys playing their first games of cricket for Australia come into some really foreign conditions and thrown in the deep end really quickly,” Starc told reporters.
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