"So, it's about making sure that we're as level-headed as we can be going into that semi-final, and that we approach it as our last game. Then, whatever comes after that, we'll deal with it and take it on Sunday." "That was only his fourth fight but there are big, big domestic fights out there for him. "That variation at the top of the order and at the death is huge," he said. "It makes it much more difficult for the batsmen. "It's still early days in terms of our World Cup preparations and only our fourth game in two years, due to the impact of the pandemic.