Clarke said the run of five Twenty20 matches in a month would help team cohesion. "It's good to see the guys performing individually for their states and their IPL teams, but I think [the way] for us to have the greatest amount of success is for us to get out and play as much as we can together as a squad and get used to each other" he said. The captain accepted criticism of his ordinary record in Twenty20 - an average of 19.6 at barely more than a run a ball - but also insisted simply trying to slog when he came to the crease, likely to be at No. 3, was not the solution. Full Article at The Age