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Women's World Cup: Kim Garth Backs Australia’s Depth Ahead Of India Clash, Says ‘we Haven’t Been At Our Best Yet’
Ahead of Sunday’s highly anticipated showdown against India in Visakhapatnam, Garth said the group was buoyed by the belief that their best cricket is still to come.
“We haven’t been at our best just yet,” Garth told cricket.com.au. “I don’t think we’ve clicked and played a complete game, which is probably ominous for other teams — we’ve won two games without being at our best, but we’ve found a way to get it done. Hopefully, we can put our best foot forward on Sunday and have that complete performance.”
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