Australia fear nothing, even defeat, says Finch


  • Cricket
  • Friday, 06 Mar 2015

Afghanistan's bowler Dawlat Zadran (L) reacts after teammate Nawroz Mangal (not pictured) caught out Australian batsman Aaron Finch (R) during their Cricket World Cup match in Perth March 4, 2015. REUTERS/David Gray

SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia are not sweating on Sunday's crunch Pool A match against Sri Lanka, even if defeat at the Sydney Cricket Ground would make their path to the final more difficult, opener Aaron Finch said on Friday.

After losing to New Zealand and taking just a point from their washed out match against Bangladesh, Australia probably need to beat Sri Lanka to ensure they finish in the top two in the pool and avoid India or South Africa in the last eight.

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