'Not enough hundreds': Finch on Australia's performance against Windies in Tests

After the end of the twomatch Test series between Australia and West Indies on Sunday former Aussie skipper Aaron Finch said that the hosts batting lineup failed to make enough hundredsWhile speaking to ESPNs Around The Wicket show Finch named Marnus Labuschagne and said that one can have bad times at their career in pointHe also showered praise on the Caribbean bowlers and said that they had done a brilliant job against the Aussies in the Test seriesIf you have a bad series in two Tests like Marnus Labuschagne thats okay everyone will have that at some point but theres not enough hundreds Theres a few cracks that have been papered over from Usman Khawaja and the bowlers who have done a brilliant job for a long time Finch was quoted by ESPNcricinfo as sayingIn the Test series between Australia and West Indies Labuschagne had a sloppy performance as he scored only 19 runs after taking part in both matchesThe 37yearold added that Usman Khawaja and Mitchell Marsh carried Labuschagnes weight in the Test series He added that his numbers were not good as a middleorder batterAlso Read Two World Cups to most matches as captain Aaron Finch leaves Australia with a legacy amp beyondThink the bowlers have been the ones who have got them out of jail a few times but also Usman Khawajaand Mitch Marsh is also pulling his weight in that regard Theyre not great numbers for a middle order that I think have got some much talent The hundreds column is a concern for me Guys are getting starts and thats reflected in the numbers its not like theyre averaging six he addedRecapping the second Test match the Gabba fortress has been breached again as the Caribbeans clinched their first Test win on Australian soil after 27 yearsEven though Steven Smith stayed unbeaten in the second inning to score 91 runs off 146 balls but his effort went in vain as the Aussies failed to reach the 216run target The fourth day of the second Test match started with Smith and Cameron Green opening for the Aussies as the hosts stood at 602 However the batters could not make a solid partnership in front of the Caribbean bowling attackJoseph made the first breakthrough of the day as he dismissed Green for 42 runs in the 31st over In the same over he removed star Aussie batter Travis Head for a duck to take an early advantageAs the session went on Joseph displayed a lionhearted performance and removed the Australian top order by dismissing Mitchell Marsh 10 runs from 12 balls Alex Carey 2 runs from 5 balls Mitchell Starc 21 runs from 14 balls and Pat Cummins 2 runs from 8 balls within 43rd overThis story has been sourced from a third party syndicated feed agencies Midday accepts no responsibility or liability for its dependability trustworthiness reliability and data of the text Midday managementmiddaycom reserves the sole right to alter delete or remove without notice the content in its absolute discretion for any reason whatsoever