SL vs AUS Live: SL vs AUS 2nd T20I Live: Australia captain Aaron Finch bounced back in some style in the first T20I against Sri Lanka. He smashed an unbeaten 61 off just 40 balls and took the team to a thumping victory. Not too long ago Finch was struggling to time the ball. David Warner though shared special text messages to his opening batting partner and good friend Finch. Seems the messages worked wonders for Australia’s captain as he seemed at his fluent best against Sri Lanka. Follow SL vs AUS Live Updates and SL vs AUS 2nd T20I Live Updates with InsideSport.IN.
“I just said to him not to walk out into the ball, let the ball actually do its work in the air,” Warner said.
SL vs AUS LIVE: Check how ‘SPECIAL TEXT MESSAGES’ by David Warner help his captain Aaron Finch to get back his form: Follow Sri Lanka vs Australia T20 Series LIVE
SL vs AUS Live: Warner’s special advice helps Finch find his mojo back
- Set a target of just 129, Finch did not have scoreboard pressure.
- He mixed caution with aggression and took calculative risks.
- Warner’s message was also simple to Finch – Stay still at the crease.
- Finch followed that advice to Tee and kept smashing Lankan bowlers through all parts of the ground
- As time progressed, the Australian captain got more comfortable at the crease. Batting with Warner also helped him
“And if they want to bowl nice and full and you stay still and keep that leg stump line, you’re going to get full contact with the ball, and if it swings late, it’s going to go down leg.”
“He was probably moving a little too much, he was walking straight into the line of the ball and was still moving at the time of the delivery, and when you’re a batter you don’t want to really do that unless you’re actually physically charging.
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