Perth will suit Australia more than India

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Perth will suit Australia more than India

Ponting believes the character of the Perth pitch will suit the Australians. 

“They played pretty bad this week and obtained within 30 runs. And that is not saying India played their absolute best either, but they are absolutely able,” he said. 

“I think Perth will definitely match our guys far more than the Indian players, but the Aussies have to bounce back fairly fast,” Ponting told cricket.com.au. “Little things like this will come into their minds. If I had been them, I would be tempted to keep it the same way.” 

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Skipper Tim Paine, coach Justin Langer, also the selectors had endorsed Finch to open the innings in Adelaide and Ponting believes they should not change their view. India defeated Australia by 31 runs in the game to have a 1-0 lead from the show for the first time in 70 years. Ponting said Australia need to find out their shortcomings quickly and find out from them after placing a show from the first Test. “I just think that could be very reactionary. The selectors have made a decision, or whoever is currently setting the batting order that they believe Aaron Finch is the man. ‘Perth will match Australia’ 

Ponting believes the Australians will be suited by the nature of the Perth pitch. “Why wouldn’t they do that with this game if that’s their very best line-up?” If the order should be batted down by Finch, ponting requested. “I believe Perth will definitely suit our guys a lot more than the Indian players, but the Aussies have to bounce back pretty quickly,” 

“When you begin moving men around, it just creates more doubt. Finch would possibly train differently next week which he had this week since he is not opening (and) Usman must train differently since he’s opening. 

“There are some positives to take from it but they have also got to take a good hard look at what they have done through this match and be sure they do it a lot better.” Australia may have been outwitted at the opening Test but skipper Ricky Ponting believes the hosts will probably maintain an edge over India on Friday in the second Test in the Perth beginning. 

Ponting said Australia retain the order and should avoid any knee-jerk reaction and field exactly the playing XI in the next Test. 

Ricky Ponting believes that Perth will suit the Australian gamers more regardless of the hosts losing the first Test by 31 runs. 

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