Atharva Kambli

Banton four, Brook five.

We were right all along.

What do we need you for all those years in the back of the sky box?

We were right, Af.

Thank you, Freddie, for joining.

On the back of that, if Australia had rung you up a month ago, the guru analyst, Freddie Wilde, and asked you, sent you an email saying, would you pick Steve Smith in the Australian T20 side for this World Cup?

What would your answer have been?

Let's talk India.

The favourites, the holders, playing at home.

I mean, the six-hitting, which we've touched about, the modern T20, about six-hitting potential.

That has gone through the roof with that side.

They have wonderful bowling options.

Any weakness you can see.

If you were analysing the night before an India game, what would you offer up as an India weakness in this tournament?

Not just tournament cricket's unpredictable.

This format and this tournament, you just need a bad 20 minutes, as South Africa showed in Barbados.

You can be strolling to the line and thinking, here we go, we've put it to bed finally, and you have a bad 20 minutes.

And that's what India...

Like any side, you just have to guard against that and attention to detail throughout the tournament that when it comes down to that pressure situation, that you don't have that bad 20 minutes.

But they are undoubtedly favourites.