New Delhi: New South Wales (NSW) have a number of players who could come to the fore and enhance the team's chances of going all the way in the 2011 Champions League Twenty20 tournament.
The opening pair of Shane Watson and David Warner who have starred for their respective teams, Rajasthan Royals and Delhi Daredevils in the Indian Premier League (IPL) over the years will be once again looking to turn on the heat for the 2009 CLT20 champions.
The opening pair of Shane Watson and David Warner will be looking to provide the team with solid starts.
Watson whose multi-dimensional role has been on display time after time for Australia will be looking to fire on all cylinders for NSW with both bat and ball.
Simon Katich who lost his central contract in the Australian national team recently would be determined to prove that he is still very much a force to reckon with; however Aussie Test opener Phil Hughes who is in the midst of his duties in the ongoing series against Sri Lanka will have to jump a gear or two to make the adjustment in the slam bang format of the game.
NSW will be well served in the spin bowling department by offie Nathan Hauritz and leg break bowler Steven Smith while veteran pacer Stuart Clark will be looking to bring on years of experience into play and help his side win their second CLT20 title.
The opening pair of Shane Watson and David Warner who have starred for their respective teams, Rajasthan Royals and Delhi Daredevils in the Indian Premier League (IPL) over the years will be once again looking to turn on the heat for the 2009 CLT20 champions.
The opening pair of Shane Watson and David Warner will be looking to provide the team with solid starts.
Watson whose multi-dimensional role has been on display time after time for Australia will be looking to fire on all cylinders for NSW with both bat and ball.
Simon Katich who lost his central contract in the Australian national team recently would be determined to prove that he is still very much a force to reckon with; however Aussie Test opener Phil Hughes who is in the midst of his duties in the ongoing series against Sri Lanka will have to jump a gear or two to make the adjustment in the slam bang format of the game.
NSW will be well served in the spin bowling department by offie Nathan Hauritz and leg break bowler Steven Smith while veteran pacer Stuart Clark will be looking to bring on years of experience into play and help his side win their second CLT20 title.
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