Harry Manenti

There's a little bit of emotion that you can't hide from the cameras.

Firstly, I was proud of him.

I've seen how hard he works, especially on his batting as well, which probably doesn't get as much of a look in.

And tonight he got an opportunity to show the world how good he is with the bat.

I thought he bowled a really good first few overs.

He got a bit of a tap in that last one, but that's T20 cricket.

But it was one of the big components of why we were in this game tonight.

And, you know, the same thing with Grant Stewart at the end, like...

He's a lower order batter usually in Kent in the county system and for him to come out tonight and show what he's capable of doing is proud for me as a captain and player of Italy cricket.

So hopefully we continue to get these opportunities to show how good some of our players are on the world stage.

One more to go, one more opportunity to go.

How much are you looking forward to that game against the West Indies?

Yeah, we've got nothing to lose.

We came in today thinking the same thing.

For a lot of players, it was probably their biggest game they've ever played in their careers.

And for some, the biggest game they'll ever play.

So we've got another opportunity against a really strong West Indies side who have shown their power and their ability.

And it's up to us to try and go and compete again and really push them to the limits.

And I think that's our aim across the whole competition.

It's been enjoying watching you all the best in that last game.