Australia all-rounder Cameron Green hopes to convey the calmness of Rohit Sharma into his sport, having spent a high quality time with the India captain within the Mumbai Indians dugout in IPL this yr. Green, with 452 runs and 6 wickets, performed a key position in MI’s marketing campaign this season underneath Rohit’s captaincy, despite the fact that the five-time champions have been ultimately knocked out in Qualifier 2.

“The calmness he (Rohit) has out in the middle is so evident,” Green instructed ICC forward of the World Test Championship Final in opposition to India at The Oval, beginning June 7.

“He’s obviously been there and done that for 10 years. To be out there with him and just talk through a situation was awesome.

“My position was attempting to be aggressive after which he clearly confirmed methods to go about it, whether or not it was attacking spin, attacking tempo, form of choosing your bowler in a approach,” the 24-year-old added.

Green joined the Australia side late and made his first appearance at training session on Thursday.

While the Mumbai teammates will now be WTC Final foes, Green can turn to what he learnt from the India skipper throughout the IPL and during their crucial century partnership against Sunrisers Hyderabad in the final IPL league game when they meet in the red-ball showdown.

Gearing up for the marquee clash, Green believes in-form Virat Kohli is definitely going to a big threat.

“Virat Kohli. I believe he all the time tries to be the person to face up in huge moments,” he said.

“A World Test Championship is clearly a large second, so I stay up for that.” Green feels there won’t be any problem for him to switch gears from T20 format to Test cricket.

“There is nothing like Test cricket while you’re form of out within the center,” he said.

“Obviously your nerves are working actually excessive. I believe the very best gamers are the very best ones which might be in a position to deal with that.”

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