Australia's Mitchell Marsh warns side they must be at their best ahead of game against Netherlands and welcomes progression of lesser nations at this years World Cup.
Australia batter Mitchell Marsh has hailed the success of the more unheralded teams at the World Cup as 'great for world cricket'. Five-time world champions Australia meet the Netherlands in Delhi on Wednesday and are keen to avoid an upset similar to the ones that reigning champions England, Pakistan and South Africa have experienced at this year's tournament.
' Australia have recovered from opening defeats to India and South Africa to revive their top-four ambitions with wins over Sri Lanka and Pakistan. Marsh made 52 and 121 at the top of the order in those games, but may bat at three should Travis Head be fit after fracturing his hand six weeks ago. 'Every game from here on in is really important,' said Marsh. 'Some teams have lost a couple, and every World Cup game is high pressure and high stakes.
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