MELBOURNE: A bit of discomfort and apprehension is expected in the absence of a reference point in certain conditions. That's exactly the case with India and other teams as they gear up for the battle ahead in the T20 World Cup. They do not just need to plan to tackle rival teams but also the wet Australian winter.
International cricket, white or red ball, has hardly been played in Australia in October and that's the reason for apprehensions; but what is certain is that the batters will not dominate the contests, which usually happens in T20 matches.
