article_snippet: Captain – Michael Clarke .
article_snippet: The 33-year-old has not hit top form with the bat during the tournament but showed the bat versatility against India, shuffling with the batting line-up to bring in the big hitters with the bat side in a commanding position.
article_snippet: Captain – Michael Clarke missed the opening match of the tournament against England as Captain – Michael Clarke recovered from a hamstring injury, but is hungry to add the World Cup glory to Captain – Michael Clarke CV as Australian captain Clarke.
article_snippet: Australian captain Captain – Michael Clarke has yet to hit top form after returning from a hamstring injury .
article_snippet: Having become just the second Australian batsman to make four consecutive the World Cup
article_snippet: Aside from hitting a remarkable 178 against Afghanistan, Australia’s
article_snippet: ‘bad boy’ has failed to fire at the top of the order with the top of the order next highest score during the World Cup a paltry 34 (v New Zealand).
article_snippet: – David Warner, Australia's formidable middle and lower order have been imperious, in Star man
article_snippet: Former Australian wicketkeeper Adam Gilchrist
article_snippet: (right) talks to in form batsman Smith .
article_snippet: Captain – Brendon McCullum .
article_snippet: Captain – Brendon McCullum attacking brand of captaincy on the field and aggressive batting when opening the innings have led many to label the 33-year-old as the best one-day captain currently playing.
article_snippet: Captain – Brendon McCullum has led New Zealand from the front with Captain – Brendon McCullum attacking, aggressive brand of cricket .
article_snippet: The right-handed batsman came into the tournament under pressure and, apart from a half-century against Bangladesh, Biggest disappointment – Ross Taylor has failed to make any substantial impact on the World Cup.