T20 World Cup closing: New Zealand appear to have all bases lined, however I fancy Australia, says Kevin Pietersen

Former England batter Kevin Pietersen has backed Australia to outclass New Zealand within the summit conflict and win their maiden ICC Men’s T20 World Cup title. T20 World Cup: New Zealand appear to have all bases lined, however I fancy Australia-Kevin Pietersen (AP Photo)HIGHLIGHTSWouldn’t be in any respect shocked to see Australia raise title: Kevin PietersenNew Zealand appears to have all of the bases lined: PietersenSunday’s conflict shall be a rematch of the 2015 closing of the 50-overs World CupFormer England batter Kevin Pietersen believes Kane Williamson-led New Zealand appear to have all their bases lined however Australia are clear favorites going into the massive finale of the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2021 in Dubai.

Sunday’s conflict shall be a rematch of the 2015 closing of the 50-overs World Cup and Australia, essentially the most profitable ODI staff, will hope to win the one main limited-overs international trophy that has eluded them up to now.Both made the semi-finals of the Twenty20 World Cup because the second staff from their respective teams after which got here into their very own to knock out the match’s two most dominating groups.”New Zealand seems to have all the bases covered, but I fancy Australia. History suggests that when you get these two together in a major final, the Aussies blow the Kiwis away. That’s what happened in the 2015 50-over final in Melbourne. I wouldn’t be at all surprised to see Australia lift the trophy on Sunday,” Kevin Pietersen wrote in his weblog for Betway.”It’s the Australian way that when it’s done or die, they do. They’ll just get the job done. That’s why they’ve been formidable opponents for such a long time. If they get themselves into a semi-final of a major tournament, they’ll find something extra,” Pietersen added.”David Warner is a great example of that. People like to cut sportspeople down very quickly after a bad run and make no mistake, Warner was struggling with Sunrisers Hyderabad during the IPL but he hasn’t had the success he’s had because he’s a rubbish player. He’s shown his class in this competition when his team needed him most. It’s not a coincidence,” Pietersen additional mentioned.Click right here for IndiaToday.in’s full protection of the coronavirus pandemic.