Australia's Middle Order Dominates in T20 World Cup
Impressive Strike Rate Powers Team to Success
Afghanistan vs. Australia Match Highlights
Led by Cameron Green's blistering knock of 85 off 53 balls, Australia's middle order has emerged as a formidable force in the ongoing T20 World Cup. Among all 20 teams participating in the tournament, Australia's middle order between positions 4-7 has registered the highest strike rate of 168.09.
This impressive performance was on full display during Australia's recent match against Afghanistan. Despite a modest total of 168 runs, Australia's middle order came together to propel the team to victory. Green's swashbuckling innings was complemented by contributions from Glenn Maxwell (25 off 16) and Marcus Stoinis (17 off 10).
Maxwell, in particular, has been a key cog in Australia's middle order, providing a potent combination of power and finesse. Although he is yet to reach his full potential in the tournament, his strike rate of 115.94 highlights his ability to accelerate the scoring rate in crucial situations.
The dominance of Australia's middle order has been a major factor in the team's success in the T20 World Cup thus far. By consistently posting high scores and putting pressure on opposition teams, the middle order has played a pivotal role in Australia's victories.
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