Australia up for spin challenge, says Bailey


  • Cricket
  • Saturday, 22 Mar 2014

MIRPUR, Bangladesh (Reuters) - Visiting teams have often found themselves tied up in tangles by the local tweakers on the sub-continental dustbowls, but Australia captain George Bailey asserted his team is up to the spin challenge in the World Twenty20 in Bangladesh.

South Asian teams have traditionally built their attack around spin bowlers who often paralysed the leaden-footed visitors on the low, slow tracks of the region.

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