Australia can't win without Clark, Shane Warne

Shane Warne, spin legend in Australia, has launched a warning shot to the International Cricket World Cup 2015 ICC for hosting the tournament, saying Australia needs side regular captain Michael Clarke again in a ten play if the fifth to claim the crown of the World Cup.

The Clark fighting topical issues and fitness to find his way back into the side before taking Australia to England in February 14. It was named Clark in a squad of 15 men of Australia for this event every four years, but have national specific Rod Marsh added that he would be given that the game second in Australia (February 21 against Bangladesh) to prove his fitness. Said Warren told Sky Sports that without imagination and taste Clarke as captain, said Australia will not succeed in going all the way. He also added that George Bailey can be a liability against strong teams, and with the inclusion of Clark, after the exclusion of Billy, the side will bear the beating expectations of a more solid.

"I do not think that Australia could win the World Cup without Clark. Australia has been in a state of chaos by more than 12 months, but under his captaincy, and won the Ashes 5-0 and then beat South Africa in South Africa," said Warren.

"We all admire the imagination Clark and taste as a captain, so I would like to get it in because the first game if he proves his fitness and says:" This is on our side, let's go out and play, "can be good bowlers bowl in position. Commander At George Bailey and him unable to hurt your, so I would say if Clark fit, Billy drops out, and the rest of the top five, David Warner, Aaron Finch, Shane Watson and Steve Smith picks itself, "he added.

Warren said, speaking Australian bowling attack Mitchell Stark, who won the man of the series in the recently concluded triangular series which also includes India, England, and will be the trump card. However, while also taking Mitchell Johnson and James Faulkner job openings in the side, and added that Australia would have problems to play three left-armers in the same game.

"It will be Stark key. He played well in-dayers and one, which makes the modern white ball, and has a bowling death is very good, and I do not think Australia would like to play three left armers in (James) Faulkner, and Stark (Mitchell) Johnson, but with the form at the moment, they may have to. "