NEW DELHI: Australia won't dismiss their recent late collapse against Pakistan and will seek to rectify their batting weaknesses in the latter stages as they prepare to take on the Netherlands in their upcoming World Cup match, according to the in-form all-rounder Mitchell Marsh.
Despite superb centuries from David Warner (163) and Marsh (121), who built a remarkable 259-run partnership for the opening wicket, a late breakdown in their batting lineup led them to a final score of 367 for 9 against Pakistan.
