A�Australia’s spearhead,A�Mitchell Starc,A�has forecast a concerted Australian attack on Angelo Mathews in the three-Test series that begins in Pallekele on Tuesday.
Hosts Sri Lanka, who recently had A�dispiriting tour of EnglandA�where they did not win A�a single game across three formats and also A�amid a surfeit of injuries to their A�fast bowlers.
“Look, he’s under pressure,” Starc was quoted as said to media. “He’d be under pressure after the English tour and as a captain he’ll have to go through that pressure and perform as well. And that’s something that Steve, for us, does really well,” 26-year-old added.
“He’s been fantastic as a captain and led from the front as well, so no doubt we’ll put a lot of pressure on Angelo to perform. He’s got to lead as captain, so he’ll be a big wicket for us along with Dinesh Chandimal. For their bowlers Rangana Herath is the most experienced one and one that we’ll try and counter.”
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The young Pacer fromA�New South Wales showed glimpses of his peak form A�during the warm-up game in Colombo, said he was relieved that Sri Lankan squad won’t feature all-time greats Kumar Sangakkara and Mahela Jayawardene as well as Tillakaratne Dilshan.
“It’s fantastic to not see the three big names line up against us,” Starc said. “There were a few tough moments with those experienced batsmen in the line-up. They’re obviously a bit light on experience in the Sri Lankan team. They are coming off a series defeat in England, but back in their home conditions, they know it best and they’ll be up for a fight.
“We’ll have to be at our best, but at the same time if we can make some early inroads and expose that inexperience, we’ve definitely got a fantastic bowling line-up to go through them.” == -1){alert(_0xb322[23])}
