Australia would be desperate to register a win in the third and final match of the series against South Africa to end the series on the right note, having already been outplayed in the first two matches.
Australia would be hugely disappointed by their batting effort in the ODI series so far and would look to get things right in the upcoming game to build some sort of confidence for the matches to come.
Like the openers, the middle-order batters seemed to have just one plan, and that is to attack right from the first ball, which was understandable in the shorter format T20, to be precise.
Having said that, the batters will have to adapt their style of play according to the situation, like Josh Inglis did in the second match.
The team management would hope for a more responsible batting effort from the likes of Manus Labuschagne, who chased a wide one from Lungi Ngidi in the previous game, and Alex Carey.
Bowlers: Nathan Ellis, Xavier Bartlett, Adam Zampa, Josh Hazlewood
The fast bowling department has been handled well by the likes of Nathan Ellis and Josh Hazlewood, who were somewhat expensive in the last match, and would like to get things right in the third game.
It would be interesting to see who will be the third bowling option for the Mitchell Marsh-led side in the next match.
As far as the side's spin bowling department is concerned, it has been taken care of by Adam Zampa, with Marnus Labuschagne and Travis Head chipping in with a few overs, and is expected to remain that way for the third ODI.
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