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WTC Final: Australia Bowling Coach Vettori Eyes Early Breakthrough As SA Close In On ICC Glory
Speaking after Day 3 at Lord’s, Vettori acknowledged the formidable challenge ahead of Australia, who trail by just 69 runs but have only managed two wickets while the Proteas march steadily toward a historic Test title.
“We understand the main task, 8/70 is incredibly tricky, and conditions wouldn’t have to go our way, but I think with the nature of where the ball is at and the surface, it’s a difficult task,” Vettori said.
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