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Australia’s Top-order Batters Have To Deal Better With Nerves In Tests, Says Ian Healy
After a top-order meltdown resulted in them making 180 in first innings, Australia are currently 92/4 in 33 overs, after their top-order comprising Usman Khawaja, Sam Konstas and Cameron Green failed to reach 20 for the second time in the game happening at Kensington Oval.
"They're not making it easy for themselves at all. Players have got to deal better with nerves by the sound of it. They need to create sound techniques and bat with balance so you can make really sound decisions ball after ball for long periods.
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