The World Cup kind of starts again now: Mitchell Marsh

5 months ago 12

NEW DELHI: Australian captain

Mitchell Marsh

said after his team's five-wicket victory over

Scotland

in their

ICC T20 World Cup

match that playing in the

Super Eights

will be their first opportunity to play all of the world's best teams because a challenging environment brings out the best in everyone on the team.
In their ICC T20 World Cup encounter on Sunday in

Saint Lucia

,

Australia

overcame Scotland by five wickets thanks to half-centuries from

Travis Head

and

Marcus Stoinis

.

Australia finished the group stage undefeated.
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Speaking after the game in the post-match presentation,

Marsh

said, "We spoke about sticking to our game. We spoke as a group to stay really consistent in how we wanted to play. Having already qualified, there was little less pressure on us. Whenever our team is challenged, it brings the best out of us. Today we were challenged and it was a good experience and a good game of cricket. The World Cup kind of starts again now."

According to ANI, Marsh praised Scotland's development over time and noted that they had achieved their highest result in an ICC competition, saying, "Scotland are a good team, they have improved a lot and we certainly wanted to respect them."

On playing a much hectic schedule in Super Eights, Marsh said, "It's going to be a busy schedule. T20 is a hard format. We are excited for what is to come."
Australia won this match, taking the lead in Group B with eight points from four wins in four games. Scotland finished third with two wins, a defeat, and a no result, earning them five points, however they were unable to advance to the Super Eights.
With the help of their bitter rivals,

England

also advanced to the Super Eights; they share the same points and win-loss record as Scotland, with the exception of a greater net run-rate.


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