Australian ODI captain Aaron Finch has said that it will be 'hard work' to solve the selection dilemmas for the World Cup, in which Steve Smith and David Warner will complete their sanctions.
Star pair is available for selection, but Australia's top order has been in excellent form in recent times. Captain Finch left behind poor form and scored 479 runs in his last six matches, including two centuries and two 90s. Fellow opener Usman Khawaja was the player-of-the-series, along with 383 runs in the ODI series in India recently.
Finch said, "It's hard." "Especially when the side is playing so well, it's going to be difficult, no matter who it is. I will definitely have my thoughts - and Justin (Langer, Coach) and I, we have all the time Talk about selections every day, and team make-up, different scenarios and such things.
"At the end of the day, he is a selector and this is an incredibly difficult decision. Whatever balance you make with that 15-man squad (for the World Cup), there is something very bad."
Shaun Marsh has also been involved in making runs by making an unbeaten 91 in the first ODI of Pakistan. Peter Handscomb and Glenn Maxwell also made important contributions, giving Australia team a systematic approach. As a result Australia has consistently won series against India and Pakistan, Finch said it is important to maintain continuity.
"He probably goes under the radar when you are watching those teams who have been successful in the past," he said. "England has been in England for four years since the last World Cup but they have a very resolved side. India is no different.
"I think that leading to the 2015 World Cup, we had only one 15 players for the same 18 months or so. It's going a long way - not only for our culture, but just how to play each other An understanding of Maxi (Maxwell) is going to play in this scenario or how I am playing or SOS (Marsh) or Uji (Khwaja). It just helps a lot and it is very good that we actually have a great deal of A similar type of The knob is made, just a little longer. "
Australia has sealed the five-match ODI series against Pakistan in the first three matches with a win.
