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2nd T20I: Ball Is Coming Out Nicely In Whatever Format I Am Playing, Says Hazlewood
India’s innings never quite recovered from a top-order collapse triggered by Hazlewood, whose sensational spell of 3-13 ensured the visitors were four down in the Power-play. Thanks to Hazlewood extracting seam movement and bounce, India were bowled out for 125, which Australia chased down with 40 balls remaining.
“The ball feels like it’s coming out nicely at the moment, in whatever format I’m turning up and playing. So, not much needed to change on a wicket like that - there’s enough there for all the quicks. Just about putting the ball in the right areas, don't try too much, and seeing what happens,” he said in the post-match presentation ceremony.
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