The United Arab Emirates pledges Australia to take up the challenge with the T20I

Mitchell Starc's participation in the match is uncertain

This automatically raises the stakes and the United Arab Emirates, ranked 13th in the Tui T20I Australian Tiers by IRF, is more than willing to give an account their abilities and create an impression against a large team.

Rohan Mustafa, captain of the United Arab Emirates, does not hide the fact that this is a great day for his team, who recently failed to qualify for the 2018 Asian Cup after losing to Hong Kong in decide it.

Addressing Gulf News on the eve of the match, he said: "This is a huge game for us. We have not played such a prestigious game since the 2015 World Cup. It's been more than three years. I would say we are lucky to have this opportunity and everyone in the camp wants to make the most of it. "

It's not just about showing what they can do, but about doing what they can to win." The UAE camp is confident enough. Australians are no longer on the same side, they have neither Steve Smith nor David Warner.They will also be under pressure to do well, "said Mustafa." If we can go to bat, we definitely have the ability to surprise them. We will not let them go easily. "

Mustafa is also aware that a good match against Australia could have a long-term impact on his team." All members of the team The team are well aware that if we do well against Australia here, many other teams will want to face us during their tour here.This will be a huge boost for UAE cricket. strong message: we are a solid cricket unit, "he said.

There are players of caliber in the configuration. In addition to Mustafa, a first-rate bat and an outstanding player, there is Shaiman Anwar, who scored a century against Ireland at the 2015 ICC Cricket World Cup. The bowling attack is led by Mohammad Naveed, the fast man, and Ahmed Raza, the spinner of the left arm.

This is a well-rounded outfit that will love playing at home. A team cut off by some front-line players is in front of them, and the participation of Mitchell Starc, their best bowler, is subject to interrogation.

But, given the status of the match, it's a feat of the Australians, led by Aaron Finch. , wait impatiently. "I think it's great. We are facing the world No. 1 T20 (Pakistan), so we want to make sure that we will have momentum at the beginning of the series, "said Chris Lynn at cricket.com.au.

There is not a better way to do that than to have a suitable device. "

Ahmed Raza was one of the best cricket pitchers in the UAE

Main Actors

Ahmed Raza (UAE): The 30-year-old is an excellent cricket bowler. He made himself known in the 2016 Asian Cup, a T20 tournament, with a series of economic performances. He has also been impressive at the Asian Cup playoffs recently, winning 12 wickets at a rate of 3.89. It could be the key to keeping Australian drummers silent.

Aaron Finch (Australia): It is known that he is one of the best T20 hitters in the world; Finch, however, is more than hitting and can build great sleeves even under the constraints of the shortest format. He just made a strong impression during his first foray into test cricket, he is fit and will badume the essentials of responsibility in the game.

Conditions

One s & # 39; expect it to be warm and sunny. afternoon, as we could expect in Abu Dhabi, but the conditions should be good to score points, making it a potentially very rich fight.

Squads

United Arab Emirates: Rohan Mustafa (c), Ahmed Raza, Amir Hayat, Amjad Gul, Ashfaq Ahmed, Chirag Suri, Fahad Nawaz, Ghulam Shabber ( wk), Imran Haider, Mohammad Naveed, Qadeer Ahmed, Rameez Shahzad, Shaiman Anwar, Tahir Sultan, Zahah Khan

Australia: Aaron Finch (c), Ashton Agar, Alex Carey (week), Nathan Coulter-Nile, Chris Lynn, Nathan Lyon, Ben McDermott, Mitchell Marsh, Glenn Maxwell and D'Arcy Short, Billy Stanlake, Mitchell Starc, Andrew Tye, Adam Zampa