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Finch Believes ‘there’s A Method’ To ‘Bazball’ Yielding Results In Aussie Conditions
As England arrive in Australia full of confidence, determined not only to end their long drought of away Ashes Test victories but also to reclaim the urn through their bold, attacking style, Finch says the approach could indeed pay dividends. However, he cautioned that success won’t come easily, noting that even Australia’s challenging pitches in recent summers can still reward positive intent.
"Sometimes the harder you go, the better it can be in Australian conditions. When you look back over the last couple of years, you look back at guys who just occupy the crease, eventually you’ve got one with your name on it.
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