5 reasons Australian batsmen should be beware of Indian bowlers in the semi-finals

5 reasons Australian batsmen should be beware of Indian bowlers in the semi-finals: Indian bowlers have dismissed every team they have faced so far in the ICC Cricket World Cup 2015, taking 70 wickets in 7 matches. Australia might have a better pace attack on paper, but India’s pacers have been more effective and destructive. Also India has the best spin attack in World Cup 2015 with Ashwin and Jadeja both being effective. The attack is totally different from the one that played in the tri-series preceding the World Cup.

Here are the 5 bowlers who can cause Aussie batsmen some real trouble.

1. Mohammad Shami:

Mohammad Shami has been one of the most crafty bowlers from India. He has led the pace attack with great confidence and ability. Shami has swung the ball, used the bouncers to the max and has also bowled yorkers to pick up the maximum wickets for India in this World Cup.

Australia will look forward to attack him using Warner and Finch so that he doesn’t get into any rhythm and both the openers can then milk him for runs, because if he gets into a rhythm, Shami has been and will be the wicket taking bowler for India. And if Shami gets either Warner or Finch or both out in the first 10 overs, Australia will be in a bit of bother and India will get the control of the game.