Cricketer Shane Warne reprimanded Australia's line-ups at the World Twenty20 on Thursday, saying the "wrong" decisions were in charge of the group slamming out in the gathering stages.
Steve Smith's group was thumped out by India in a do-or-bite the dust standoff in Mohali on Sunday, leaving their trusts of winning their first World T20 trophy by and by in batters.
"As a matter of first importance, our choice wasn't right as I would see it," Warne told cricket.com.au.
"I don't think we understood that right, we messed around with it an excessive amount of instead of staying with what's been a demonstrated recipe and we likely didn't play alright, which is the severe truth."
Warne said Usman Khawaja ought to have batted at number three and opening pair Aaron Finch and David Warner ought not have been separated.
"I don't think they ought to have separated Finch and Warner and I think it agitate the equalization of the group," Warne said, including that their association would have been an "intimidatory component before a ball was rocked the bowling alley".
"Those two folks had been batting together for quite a while, they have done well in Twenty20, they've done well in one-day cricket, and abruptly they got spilt up.
"What's more, I just could never, ever have forgotten Aaron Finch… It's not to say they didn't stress in regards to Khawaja, but rather I simply think the other two are more dangerous."
The twist legend additionally questioned Josh Hazlewood's determination general rounder John Hastings for Australia's last two matches.
"I simply think on the grounds that we had such a great amount of ability in our group thus much expertise, the Australia's selectors thought 'it doesn't make a difference what the blends are regardless we're going to do OK', however it wasn't to be," he included.
India confronts the West Indies in the second semi-last on Thursday for the opportunity to play Eoin Morgan's England group in the last on Sunday
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