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WTC final: There is still enough help for bowlers in wicket, says Cameron Green

So, yeah, any time we can kind of maybe try and hit the seam and let the ball do itself. "Let the ball go each way. We don`t know which way it`s going, neither does the batter, so that`s a few things we talk about," said Green. Green said he made a conscious effort to bowl with the wobbled seam in English conditions

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Cameron Green. Pic/AFP

Cameron Green. Pic/AFP

The pitch on Saturday played better than the first three days but Australia all-rounder Cameron Green feels there is still enough help for the pacers and backed his team to defend a 444-run target against India in the World Test Champion ship final here. Virat Kohli and Ajinkya Rahane stand in Australia`s way and took India to 164 for three on day four while chasing a record 444.

"The wicket, we still feel like there`s a lot in there off the wicket. So, yeah, any time we can kind of maybe try and hit the seam and let the ball do itself. "Let the ball go each way. We don`t know which way it`s going, neither does the batter, so that`s a few things we talk about," said Green. Green said he made a conscious effort to bowl with the wobbled seam in English conditions.

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