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http://www.senore.com/Cricket/Australia-c746 in their upcoming assignment.
The Kiwi will tour their neighbour for a two- match Test series with the first five-day game being played at Brisbane from December 1st. A recent narrow win in the one-off Test match was hardly satisfactory for the Black Caps, but Wright feels
that it was important for the team considering the tough task lying ahead for them.
"You can only go there in good form and with belief, it is a big step up from http://www.senore.com/Cricket/Zimbabwe-c3045. Australia have got a good record in Brisbane, but that's what we're hoping to create, that belief that if we apply ourselves and work really hard, and win our sessions,
that we'll be very competitive," said Wright.
It will tough for the Kiwis to beat a wounded Kangaroo contingent especially on their home soil. They have yet to achieve this feat since 1985, and the chances still seem bleak keeping in mind that the Australians have their own goals to adhere to.
However, for Wright it is not an uphill task considering the resources he has at his disposal. The tour will see the return of pacer, http://www.senore.com/Cricket/TG-Southee-c2659, who had been out for considerable amount of time with a knee injury.
Also all-rounder, http://www.senore.com/Cricket/JD-Ryder-c1679 will be making a comeback after he was forced to sit out the One-off Test due to a calf complaint. With key personnel coming in, the Kiwi coach has plotted the stance taken by the English which enabled them to dismantle the
Aussies in the Ashes earlier this year.
Wright has put the onus on his batters to be patient and grind out what is thrown out at them, giving the example of England opener, http://www.senore.com/Cricket/AN-Cook-c1026.
"We've got a fair idea [of how to beat Australia], England provided a really good example of how to bowl at them particularly last year, and the batting of Alastair Cook was exemplary at the top of the order, he was very patient, played very straight," added
the Kiwi coach.
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