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September 13, 2011
Careful planning and performance for Australia against Sri Lanka team has struggled a bit more than they have flourished for children must unite and win the final Test in Colombo. For all the progress that seems to have been made under the captaincy of Michael Clarke, there is nothing to show in terms of the number or classification of the International Criminal Court if the Australians blunder of the ESC.
Shane Watson, the vice-captain, was highly suspicious of this as he looked back at the Pallekele second test, which dominates the tourists to an even greater degree than it had in Galle, only rain bad day for sabotaging any possibility of victory would have ensured a 2-0 lead in the series. Who have worked so diligently to achieve success in Sri Lanka, the idea of going home with a score of 1.1 tests drew a pained look on the face of Watson.
"And 'The most disappointing thing of this test," said Watson. "We played really well throughout the test and not get the result can not win the series. We really need to be, because if we do not have the last test we could do a series.
"Given how we played the last two tests, we will give up if we did not play as well as we know we can give them a chance to return to series."
Fundamental to the fate of both teams is the subject of the physical, because despite all the rain breaks, and many short-sleeve team physiotherapists and medical staff to the limit of their capabilities by scheduling back-to three -back tests. Watson, listening to the needs of rigorous training and maintenance staff after an injury-plagued start to his career, highlighted the need for low-light day.
"The important thing is to recover as best we can," said Watson. "We have to go in the third test as fresh as it can in these next three days will be as important to make sure we're ready to go play well again.
"[For me] it does not mean to do too much at all, except for a joke just to get that going, but the bowling-wise I did not do too much, because I played a little 'through this game. I know exactly what works for me and refreshed, as I can to give myself every chance to be a good place to go for the test, because the three games in three weeks of testing is hard work, and you need all the energy you can access. "
XI In Australia, the most critical issues surrounding fitness to spearhead pace of Ryan Harris, due to having a stiff right thigh assessed on arrival in Colombo on Tuesday afternoon, the most inexperienced duo Nathan Lyon Trent Copeland.
"That [injury] has always been a part of his story, unfortunately," said Watson. "We have seen how that breaks in the last two tests. When in form and is certainly one of our top players chosen, because it charges all day and dishes the ball well with new and old. But the question is always, play three back to back tests with its history. Let's see how it stops. "
Lyon and Copeland, have so far responded, however, a large expansion of the physical and technical challenges presented to them, but you can still meet their most pressing questions Colombo step which is more than likely to sit heavily in favor of the local batsmen.
"It's always a challenge to get used to playing three straight games, technically, mentally and physically for what will be a good test for them," said Watson. "This is the thing with test cricket is a great test, but Copeland is well maintained and used for bowling overs many forms, he played for New South Wales. Lyon will be ready to go, of course, is always very happy to play Test cricket, so hopefully there will be much rain in Colombo and in the window and take breaks in this game. "
Watson was now all go to the jury that Clarke and coach Tim Nielsen, but recommended minor changes to the team had done its best to ensure the first two games of the series. Maintaining a stable team, Watson charged, it would help build trust and a culture of the team had taken a lot of hits 12-month period.
"My opinion is enough to keep with the group, which makes it really well," said Watson. "No doubt, then you can continue to build a team and a group of people, well, you get more continuity, in my opinion better for everyone.
"And 'fresh legs half are not sure what will happen, I know, what we have been able to do as a group bowling-wise is very impressive. I think what we're building it was very exciting."
In the construction Pallekele including Shaun Marsh, who now must wait to discover if he can keep his place when Ricky Ponting returns.
"It's a great thing, something we have not had too much during the last year or so really, the pressure for spots, even within our team," said Watson. "So it's a tragedy to have variety in our team, because it means that some guys are really great. There is no doubt Shaun will be able to enter and TAB # 3 on debut and get the most out of the apartment is very impressive to see how he hit his first test so it will definitely make the choice very difficult. "
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