Aaron Finch on the T20 World Cup victory: No one can take that away from us

It has been almost a month since Australia won eight matches against New Zealand to win the T20 Men’s World Cup for the first time. Mitchell Marsh made it 77 out of 50 balls as Australia renewed their 173 goal with seven submissions to Dubai.

Australian white ball captain Aaron Finch looked at the important victory in this conversation Sportsstar.

First of all, congratulations. Great time. Is the T20 World Cup victory still sunk? What does this title mean to you as a player and captain?

Now I have some time to think about it. It all means to me, no one gave us a chance to win, and no one can take that away from us. As a captain, it was a unique and special experience that I will keep forever.

Marsh’s appearance in issue 3 and how would you tell us how that idea came about?

Since Smith wasn’t available in the West Indies and Bangladesh series, it was a good opportunity to try something different. Mitch has dominated the BBL (Big Bash League) batting at No. 3 in the last two seasons, so we gave him a crack, and he was our best player in those two series for miles. So with that in mind, we left at No. 3 for the World Cup.

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Australia’s Josh Hazlewood, Pat Cummins and Mitchell Starc’s Test was based on a hard-paced attack. Has the crossover of multi-format skills helped in this case?

A good ball is a good ball that you are playing in any cricket format. The difference is that the death knell and the exercise of these skills. These three pelota players are our fast-paced pelota players in Australia and this is being proven time and time again, which is why they are selected in three formats.

A word about David Warner. We know that you and the management always helped him to come. But given the struggles in construction, how far was it to see one of them fill up like that?

I absolutely love playing cricket with Davey. So it was very gratifying to see one as he did in the tournament. Every batsman is going through tough times, like me, but we will always go back to bounce Davey. He’s a good player for not doing it.

Looking back, do you think the losses in the T20 series in Bangladesh and the West Indies came at the right time for the team?

Look, you never like to lose, and it’s never easy, but the conditions were very different and difficult for us in those two series, and unfortunately in the West Indies and Bangladesh, they broke us down, so it was potentially a call for us to wake up. need.

Finally, you will enter next year’s T20 WC as a home champion. Looking forward?

I can’t wait! Playing a World Cup in front of our home fans is really special, and hopefully we can work at the level we need to win again.