Megan Schutt testifies that Meg Lanning does not swear often. But the Australian skipper took exception to a ‘very good’ pre-match message to the team ahead of Sunday’s final against South Africa. Schutt, who has led Australia’s pace attack over the last decade, and has been a part of six of those titles (4 T20s and 2 ODIs), is far from bored of these frequent world titles and winning streaks.

Megan Schutt said –

“It’s pretty special, people keep taking digs that winning is boring, (but) it’s not boring for us. Every time we come, we come to win. This was another one we had to do in front of a crowd that felt like bloody 70,000 people so damn loud.”

“We have to keep pushing our standards. We are really hard on ourselves. We reflect on ourselves quite honestly, but we’re trying to make sure we’re as sure as we can be. We’re working hard in the gym, on the field. We field a lot, and we pride ourselves on that, trying to save the runs.”

Schutt continued –

“That’s where the gap is at the moment. South Africa has the finest bowling attack in the world, they showed that today. The powerplay was brilliant. Fielding is where we are leading the pack at the moment. But that gap is closing for sure .”

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