Adam White

Now, you've played representative cricket for Australia before as an under-19 player.

Had you ever been to Pakistan or Bangladesh before?

I was watching you late the other night.

I was probably more nervous than you were, to be perfectly honest, Ollie.

But just that whole cauldron of the Pakistan crowd, the intensity of a one-day international, you know, the Australian team was under pressure.

You were going out to bat under pressure.

Shaheen Sharifredi bowling rockets and then you got the spin from the other end.

Just talk us through that intensity when it is one-day international cricket.

I've spoken to you about the game plan you have, some of the things that you've got going on in your mind when you go out to bat.

You know what your weapons are.

You know what you can sort of lean on under pressure.

Did your kind of checklist hold up as well as you would have liked it to do when you ultimately are playing one day international cricket?

What's it like for your family?

I mean, so much has happened to you in the last 12 months.

If you think of captaining your country in under-19 level, Victorian representation, now obviously Australian representation, playing in a Shield final.

I know your grandma's really passionate about your cricket, your family, your mum and your dad, your brother who's coming through as well.

Are they all part of the journey as well, or do you have to try and just separate that for the moment and focus on the job at hand?

So who do you lean on in the Australian set up there?

I know that Chris Rogers had a major impact for you at Victorian level and your Victorian teammates, a lot of the senior guys in the team.

But