Tim David adds to Australia's batting options and is versatile: Mr. Finch

 The hitter, who was born in Singapore and is known for his thunderous hits, made his T20 debut for Australia.

Tim David of Australia plays a shot during the opening Twenty20 cricket match between India and Australia on Tuesday in Mohali, India.  Soucre : Online

Big-hitting Aaron Finch, Australia's captain, believes that Tim David is a "versatile and flexible" player whose presence merely expands Australia's options going into the T20 World Cup.

The hitter, who was born in Singapore and is known for his thunderous hits, made his T20 debut for Australia.

Tim certainly has excellent form in events around the world, which he brings to the table. He played the position of 4 in the PSL and had a wonderful tournament, but he also played the positions of 5 and 6 in other tournaments, according to Finch.

Therefore, we consider him to be a tremendously adaptable and versatile player, and undoubtedly, his strength speaks for itself.

We've all seen how destructive he can be once he enters the game, and as for the order, I believe it just depends on the game scenario and perhaps some opposing matchups as well.

The ideal place for David to be batting, he observed, "would be right towards the tail end since the top order has done a tremendous job.

But I believe that with Maxwell, Stoinis, David, Wade, and Smith on our World Cup squad, we have some strength. There are many options available to us, which is great.

Australia lost to India by six wickets in the second Twenty20 match, which was shortened to 8 overs per side due to the damp outfield.

It's crucial to constantly search for ways to improve, and we were doing that with Maxwell when he was three and Tim David when he was four. Since we haven't played many abbreviated games, we're attempting to be a little more aggressive early on, Finch said.

We need to think about it for a while, especially before a World Cup. Sean Abbott replaced Josh Inglis after he abruptly left the game. In order to give us more bowling options as we didn't know how the wicket would behave, we did that.

So, I believe that occasionally, a little bit of bat and ball execution just swung the game's momentum. And it goes without saying that Rohit's playing style was quite unique. Additionally, Axar was brilliant in his bowling.