Aussie look to Make Starts, as Proteas Seek to Convert starts into big

                  The Tri-Nation series moves from Guyana to Basseterre, well it's almost moving from subcontinent to overseas in terms of conditions on offer. While with a win on their back teams look to start  fresh altogether, as Proteas face on Australia to find a spot at the top on Saturday.
                  So far it has been test for batsmen with their shot selection and adapting to the conditions at  Guyana, but the smaller dimensions and fast track will bring pace bowlers ,and batsmen more at ST KITTS.
                Australia won a game and lost a game convincing with an bonus point against West Indies and South Africa respectively, where on both occasions bowlers made work tough for appositions and at the same time it has been tough work for their batsmen as well.
              While Finch and Warner stared in each game, but the remaining batsmen had nothing to do, with Khawaja, Smith and Maxwell yet to make a start in the series. It will be tough time if their batsmen doesn't fire as an unit.
               On the other hand Proteas had starts at the top, but couldn't convert them into big scores. Although their premier batsmen has to step up to the occasion, as all teams placed relatively at the same phase in the table.
               Meanwhile bowling attacked as an unit in earlier occasions, where Rabada and Tahir led from the front. While Duminy’s performance will be under the radar, as Dean Elgar replaced injured Rile Rossouw in the squad.
                The pitch at ST KITTS offers enough assistance for pacers and batsmen likely to make big runs with smaller dimensions, although spin will be an underlying factor to threat batsmen as the game progress.
               So with the change in venue Aussie look to strengthen their pace attack bringing in rested Starc a head of front line spinner, while Proteas too likely to bring in Morkel in place of Phangiso and Duplessis makes a way in place of injured Rossouw.
                At the end It has been all about spinners at Guyana and regardless of batsmen, although with change in conditions it won't any easy for batsmen, as the contest lies between perimeir batsmen's of either sides.