With Australia down to 29/2, skipper Mitchell Marsh and Tim David launched a scathing counter-attack. This kept the required rate under check. Although Marsh departed, David's 23-ball half-century kept Australia alive.

Tim David continued his form in T20Is from where he left off in the West Indies, in Darwin against South Africa, smashing a 52-ball 83, taking Australia to a competitive score of 178, despite being six down for just 75.

Australian power-hitter Tim David says their aggressive batting in the T20I opener against South Africa reflects Australia's mindset for the 2025 World Cup. The post “All guns blazing is how…”: Star all-rounder Tim David on Australia’s T20 World Cup approach appeared first on Cricket Country.