Australia are heading into the game on the back of a loss to India – their first defeat in 11 ODIs – and will be keen to return to winning ways and prove why they are amongst the best in the tournament.

Pakistan picked up a huge win over England, but some of that momentum has been stalled after the rain-induced abandonment against Sri Lanka. Both teams will be in a scrap to pick up two more crucial points before the race for the semi-finals gets a lot tighter.

1. David Warner (Australia)

Despite having spent a whole year out of the side, David Warner is ranked just outside the top 10 ODI batsmen in the world, alongside team-mate Aaron Finch, and is undoubtedly one of the best. His recent form has been nothing short of outstanding. In the World Cup so far, Warner has hit 148 runs at an average of 74. His explosive batting style, and ability to pierce all areas of the ground, makes him fully deserving of a place at the top of the order.

11. Adam Zampa (Australia)

Adam Zampa has established himself as Australia’s frontline spinner, ahead of the experienced Nathan Lyon. Zampa brings good variation to the Australian attack, with subtle changes of pace and a very effective wrong’un. However, he has been inconsistent with his line and length so far, especially against India, where he bowled several full tosses. Despite this, he remains an important member of the team as they hunt for a sixth World Cup title.