"Kane Williamson is a pretty good example of someone whose numbers are pretty good against anyone who bowls. He’s been on fire. He’s a world-class performer in all formats of the game. He’s as good as anyone in the world and with Kane you have to be really disciplined with your line and length," said Finch, as quoted by news18. 

Finch also said that the Aussie bowlers were looking for potential weaknesses to exploit Williamson, but haven't come up with anything so far. "He’s so damaging if you bowl wide, and he’s so good off his pads that your length has to be really, really disciplined. You have to try and dry him up. It’s like all great players they don’t have a huge amount of weaknesses, and on pitches that don’t bounce a huge amount, it’s tougher to get that nick. So you just have to be patient and disciplined" said Finch.

One department where Australia have struggled has been spin bowling, with leggie Adam Zampa not quite living upto expectations. Zampa has found himself in and out of the side, and in the last match against England, Australia drafted in Nathan Lyon into the side. When asked about Australia's thought process when it comes to the spinners, Finch said "They're both neck and neck," said Finch. "The way Nathan bowled the other day is probably more of a defensive option, a bit more control,".