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Marsh pledges fielding revamp ahead of T20 World Cup Super-8 stage

Speaking ahead of his side's Super Eight clash with Bangladesh in Antigua, Marsh made clear they're determined to leave that fielding performance in the past

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Namibia's Zane Green (2L) expresses dissapointment after being dismissed by Australia's Adam Zampa as Australia's captain Mitchell Marsh (L) and Australia's Matthew Wade (3L) celebrate (Pic: AFP)

Namibia's Zane Green (2L) expresses dissapointment after being dismissed by Australia's Adam Zampa as Australia's captain Mitchell Marsh (L) and Australia's Matthew Wade (3L) celebrate (Pic: AFP)

Australia skipper Mitchell Marsh addressed concerns regarding his side's lacklustre fielding ahead of their clash with Bangladesh in the T20 World Cup 2024.

In a Group B match with enormous ramifications, something extraordinary happened. Taking on Scotland, who were looking to scrape through to the Super Eights ahead of England, Australia grassed six catching opportunities - a record number of drops in an T20 World Cup 2024 match.

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