New Zealand will take on Australia in the first of the three-match T20I series. This article provides details about Australia's Playing 11 vs New Zealand for the first match of the series.
Australia would like to build on the recent run of good performances they have delivered in the last couple of series against the West Indies and South Africa, respectively, and get off to a winning start against New Zealand as well.
The Mitchell Marsh-led side will take on the Blackcaps in the first of three T20Is to be played on Wednesday (October 1).
The former T20 World Cup champions are back to full strength with the return of all-rounders like Mitchell Owen and Marcus Stoinis, both of whom will provide good balance to an already strong squad.
The pair of captain Mitchell Marsh and Travis Head will open the batting for the Aussies and will look to get the team off to a good start while playing their natural game at the top of the order.
Both batters are known to play aggressively in the first six and would want to bat in the same way against a relatively inexperienced bowling lineup of New Zealand.
Middle-order batsmen and all-rounders: Josh Inglis (wk), Tim David, Mitchell Owen, Marcus Stoinis, Josh Phillipe
The opening duo will be followed by a middle order that has a good blend of youth and experience, with the presence of batters like Marcus Stoinis, Josh Inglis, and Tim David.
All the above-mentioned batters can change the game in Australia's favour from any situation, which makes this team a force to be reckoned with.
The onus will be on Marcus Stoinis to take care of the batting in the middle overs and make sure that the team can post an above-par total while batting first.
If the case is the other way around, i.e., if the Aussies end up batting second, the duo of senior batters will have to bat according to the situation and get the team over the line.
Both Stonis and Maxwell would want good support from someone like Josh Inglis, who is expected to bat at number three, along with Tim David and Mitchell Owen.
Bowlers: Sean Abbott, Xavier Bartlett, Adam Zampa, Josh Hazlewood
As far as Australia's bowling is concerned, it comprises Josh Hazlewood, Xavier Bartlett, and Sean Abbott, who will form the core of the team's fast bowling department, with Marcus Stoinis and Mitchell Owen being the fast bowling all-rounders.
The Aussies have a total of eight bowling options at their disposal, excluding Mitchell Marsh, who hasn't bowled in international cricket of late.
Having eight bowling options to choose from makes the job of the captain a bit easier, as he can juggle between bowlers depending on the situation of the game
If we talk about the spin bowling arsenal, it has one specialist spinner in the form of Adam Zampa, who will be assisted by Glenn Maxwell and Travis Head, both of whom are more than capable with the ball.
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