It's nearly time for one of the greatest skirmishes of ICC Cricket World Cup 2019. Before the eagerly awaited Ashes arrangement, cricket's long-standing opponents England and Australia will clash against one another in a crunch fight at the Home of Cricket, Lord's in London on Tuesday.
England was charged as the pre-competition top choices. Notwithstanding, their campaign, it is protected to state, has wrecked a bit. They were required to bulldoze adversaries with their batting may however two misfortunes, one each to Pakistan and Sri Lanka has put their odds of making the semi-last under danger.
Eoin Morgan's men are put fourth in the 10-group World Cup 2019 points table with 8 points from 6 matches. Be that as it may, any semblance of Bangladesh (7 from 7 matches), Sri Lanka (6 points from 6 matches) and Pakistan (5 points from 6 matches) are keeping the weight on the hosts.
Addressing media, batting extraordinary Sachin Tendulkar said England will be under significant weight when they take on most despised adversaries at Lord's.
"They will be under enormous pressure, you take a gander at the manner in which Aussies have played, the minute they understand it is an ideal opportunity to go for the kill they go full scale. That will put weight on England," Tendulkar said.
England is going into the first-class clash on the back of a 20-run rout over Sri Lanka in Leeds. The hosts have been feeling the loss of their enormous hitting opener Jason Roy and he has been administered out of Tuesday's clash.
England is looking helpless however Tendulkar trusts Eoin Morgan's men can put pressure on the Australian bowling assault "that needs infiltration and profundity".
"Australia's bowling assault isn't that extraordinary, however. After [Mitchell] Starc and [Pat] Cummins the profundity and entrance in their bowling are absent. That is the place England can consider encashing," Tendulkar included.
Australia is enjoying the good life at the second spot with 10 from 6 matches and win on Tuesday will enable them to move to the highest point of the focuses table.
In any case, Australia head mentor Justin Langer said his group won't think little of England and kept up Eoin Morgan's men are as yet titled top picks.
"Perceive how they've played for a long time, they're the best group on the planet. Take a gander at their group … Nothing has changed in seven days," Langer said.
England will face India on June 30 and after that New Zealand in their final group stage match on July 3 after Tuesday's match vs Australia.