Australia’s Meg Lanning said – There is a need to find your best T20 before the Commonwealth Games.

Australia will not be experimenting with their T20 XI as they prepare for the Comm Games with a tri-series against an 'dangerous' Pakistan and unfamiliar Ireland #IREvAUS #B2022 pic.twitter.com/caT9ai9xnG

— cricket.com.au (@cricketcomau) July 15, 2022

Their T20 tri-series in Ireland:-

Meg Lanning has announced that Australia will not be experimenting during their T20 tri-series in Ireland.

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The world’s top-order side needs to find its best T20 side ahead of this month’s Commonwealth Games.

Lanning’s team has played only three full T20 Internationals in the last 12 months; Two against India last October and one against England in January (three other games washed out).

The T20 tri-series against Ireland and Pakistan is a welcome return to the format ahead of the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham.

Get all the broadcast details, latest team news and more for Australia's T20 tri-series campaign against Ireland and Pakistan #IREvAUS #B2022 https://t.co/jakgLOVJhB

— cricket.com.au (@cricketcomau) July 15, 2022

Training session before meeting Pakistan:-

Where Australia will take on India in their opening game on July 29 – and Lanning’s team touched down with two in Northern Ireland on Tuesday. Training session before meeting Pakistan in Derry on Saturday.

Australia have 15 players for the tri-series, but Lanning said the four matches against Ireland and Pakistan will see little change and change in the XI apart from any necessary management of fast bowlers.

Here's what Meg had to say earlier today ahead of training https://t.co/H09bkWWhSO

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We Won’t Change It:-

“No doubt we want to try and get some cricket into the team, we haven’t played for a while… but we won’t change for that,” Lanning said.

“We have to manage some fast bowlers, which we do on any tour, so there will probably be some changes throughout the series.

“We’re coming into these games to win and play some really good cricket, so we’ll pick the strongest team we can each day.”

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UK tour of Australia 2022:-

Australia squad: 1. Meg Lanning (C), 2. Rachel Haynes (VC), 3. Darcy Brown, 4. Nicola Carey, 5. Ashley Gardner, 6. Heather Graham, 7. Grace Harris, 8. Alyssa Healy, 9. Jess Jonassen, 10. Alana King, 11. Tahlia McGrath, 12. Beth Mooney, 13. Ellyse Perry, 14. Megan Schutt, 15. Annabel Sutherland, 16. Amanda-Jade Wellington.

T20 Tri-Series:-

Ireland Squad: 1. Laura Delaney (captain), 2. Ava Canning, 3. Rachel Delaney, 4. Georgina Dempsey, 5. Amy Hunter, 6. Arlene Kelly, 7. Gabby Lewis, 8. Sophie McMahon, 9. Jane Maguire, 10. Cara Murray, 11. Leah Paul, 12. Orla Prendergast, 13. Rebecca Stokel, 14. Mary Waldron.

Pakistan Squad: 1. Bismah Maroof (Captain), 2. Amen Anwar, 3. Alia Riaz, 4. Anam Amin, 5. Ayesha Naseem, 6. Diana Baig, 7. Fatima Sana, 8. Gul Firoza, 9. Iram Javed, 10. Kainat Imtiaz, 11. Muniba Ali Siddiqui, 12. Nida Dar, 13. Omaima Sohail, 14. Sadia Iqbal, 15. Tuba Hassan.

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