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Finch on Anchor, Stoinis in charge, Australia storm through Lankan bowling

The Australian team's performance on Tuesday against Sri Lanka proved they have enough fuel in the tank to pull back and punch up

Australia's Pat Cummins, second left, celebrates with teammates after taking the wicket of England's Zak Crawley during their Ashes cricket test match in Hobart (Photo: AP/PTI)
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Debarghya Sanyal New Delhi
Never underestimate the Aussies. For all the critics who had cast a shadow skepticism on their chances in the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2022, the Australian team’s performance in the Tuesday tie against Sri Lanka proved they have enough fuel in the tank to pull back and punch up.

After restricting the Lankan lions to 157 at the loss of six wickets, and shackling their run rate down to a paltry 7.5, the Kangaroos chased down the target in sixteen overs and three balls, and at the loss of only three wickets. While Warner left early, and without any

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