Aaron Finch says Was Never Worried About David Warner’s Form, Great To See Him Firing

Aaron Finch: Australia captain Aaron Finch said on Wednesday that he was never concerned about opening batter David Warner’s form and that it is nice to see him scorching ahead of the semi-final match against Pakistan.

Highlights

• Finch, Australia’s captain, claimed he was never concerned about Warner’s performance
• So far, Warner has performed admirably in the present T20 World Cup
• On Thursday, Australia will meet Pakistan in the second semi-final of the T20 World Cup

Australia captain Aaron Finch said on Wednesday that he has never been concerned about opening batsman David Warner’s form

And that it is nice to see him on fire. On Thursday, Australia and Pakistan will face off in the second semi-final of the 2017 ICC Men’s T20 World Cup here at the Dubai International Stadium.

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Finch during a pre-match virtual press conference said:

“Yeah, I was never worried one bit about Dave’s (David Warner) form. He’s one of the all-time great batsmen of our era. I think you can look at it as though he had a really lean IPL and then the start of this tournament, but the two halves of the IPL were a long way apart, so if you miss out a couple of times at the end of the first part, which was in India, and then the first couple of games in Dubai, it looks as though a run of form is a pattern there,” 

“I certainly wasn’t worried. He’s all class; David’s trained hard; he’s mentally fresh; he’s ready to go. It’s great to see the best of him fit and firing. As we all know, it’s a great sight when he’s up and about and scoring runs for Australia,” he added.

Warner’s batsmanship for SunRisers Hyderabad (SRH) in the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2021 was poor, and he was even dropped from the playing XI. However, the left-handed batter has performed admirably in the ongoing competition, and he was at his best during the game against the West Indies when he led his team to victory.

Finch said of the game against Pakistan:

Oh, I don’t think it makes too much difference, to be honest. In a tournament with the format thing, straight to semifinals and a final, you know that you’re on the tightrope from day one, and that first game against South Africa could have gone either way. We got over the line there is a really close one. We’ve played some really good cricket towards the back end after that England game.”

“I don’t think it makes too much difference, to be honest. Pakistan has been excellent, particularly like at the start of this tournament, to build their bank, so to speak. Yeah, not too much,” he added.

Oh, I don’t think it makes too much difference, to be honest. In a tournament with the format thing, straight to semifinals and a final, you know that you’re on the tightrope from day one, and that first game against South Africa could have gone either way. We got over the line there is a really close one. We’ve played some really good cricket towards the back end after that England game.”

“I don’t think it makes too much difference, to be honest. Pakistan has been excellent, particularly like at the start of this tournament, to build their bank, so to speak. Yeah, not too much,” he added.

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