I've been trying to make some technical changes ahead of T20 World Cup, says Aaron Finch

Melbourne, Oct 15 (PTI) Out-of-form Australian skipper Aaron Finch says he has been working on making some technical changes ahead of T20 World Cup.

Finch, who stepped down from ODI captaincy recently, has been enduring a rough patch for over a year. In three T20Is against England at home, he mand just 25 runs.

"I think T20 cricket as an opening batter, that comes with some risk and reward at times when you're trying to be aggressive and get team off to a quick start," Finch said at captains' press conference.

"But it's t always going to go to plan. I'm okay with that. I think when you play T20 for long eugh, you understand that you just ride highs and lows a little bit.

"But I feel really good. re's some technical changes and stuff that I've been trying to make over last little bit. Yeah, I feel ready to go for World Cup," he added.

Australia will begin defence of ir title against Trans-Tasman rivals New Zealand on October 22 in Sydney and skipper feels defending champions have a well-balanced side.

"You go into a World Cup kwing that makeup of your 15 men is really important. It's t just 11 players that win you a World Cup, it's contribution of all around.

"I feel as though we've got a really well balanced side. We've got some match winners all throughout batting lineup and with ball, as well." Australia have lost two of ir last three T20 series but Finch feels main thing is to peak at right moment.

"I think it's just about trying to peak at right time. re's point getting caught up with what we should be doing or shouldn't be doing in lead-up to tournament.

"It's important that everyone within squad kws ir roles and what role y're most likely to play throughout tournament, and we can tweak things here and re, but re's a really good feeling in squad," he added. PTI APA BS BS