WTC Final: Fear of these 2 Indian bowlers tormented Steve Smith, said- 'The biggest threat to Australia'

New Delhi, Australia’s star batsman Steve Smith has named India’s two premier fast bowlers Mohammed Shami and Mohammed Siraj as the biggest threat for the upcoming World Test Championship final.

Seam and swing can play a major role in English conditions. The WTC final will be played between India and Australia at The Oval in London from Thursday. Smith also said that Australia will have to play better as the Dukes ball suits India.

what did smith say
During the press conference on the eve of the match, Steve Smith said, “India has good fast bowlers. Shami and Siraj are probably their two main fast bowlers. He has a good style and the Dukes ball suits him. India has excellent spinners, who bowl well in all conditions. So I think they have a good bowling attack and we have to play well against them at all costs.

Smith praised this player fiercely
Former Australia captain Steve Smith said that Neser has all the qualities to come straight into the playing 11. He said, “I have a lot of faith in him. Michael Neser is a great player. His style is excellent and when the pitch is flat, he bowls some brilliant inswingers. If he gets a chance, he will do a great job.

Lots of potential in this player
Scott Boland has got a place in Australia’s 15-member team. He got only one chance to play outside and is looking for his first wicket outside Australia in Tests.

Smith said, “Scott Boland is bowling at a good length.” He is swinging the ball and his style is excellent. I have no doubt that if he gets a chance, he can prove to be a big challenge for the Indian batsmen.