An old rivalry has been reignited but the Aussies are in better shape ahead of Saturday's showdown... with England running out of time to find their World Cup mojo, writes LAWRENCE BOOTH
But they are here to win a World Cup - as England may discover today at Kensington Oval. ‘I’ve had about 20.’The contrast with England’s rainy, tetchy start to their World Cup defence could hardly be greater. Just as instructive, perhaps, is the Australians’ 7-3 advantage in one-day World Cup. As fast bowler Josh Hazlewood put it before the World Cup: ‘Knowing Australia have won a lot of titles in the past builds that confidence. But old habits die hard, and England will be desperate to postpone the Australians’ celebratory visit to Cuzz’s.
Source: Daily Mail June 07, 2024 23:37 UTC
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