of the guys being overawed or nervous by the situation. the whole thing we spoke about this week was actually being excited by the occasion. it s not very often you get to play at a full eden gardens against india in a world cup, you know? so from our point of view, it was exciting more than anything else, and i genuinely felt the players were excited by the occasion. i mean, i can t speak for them individually, but i didn t get a sense of a huge amount of nerves prior to the game. that said, our execution probably let us down more than anything else and put us on the back foot. so where does the world cup go to next? there that is the visibility in delhi, where bangladesh and sri lanka will be playing in smog filled delhi on monday. currently ranked the world s most polluted city. both teams have cancelled training sessions in the past couple of days to minimise their exposure to the conditions. the air quality s affecting both teams, it s not ideal but we have no choice,
is an expert on australia china relations from the university of technology in sydney. i asked him what the prime minister spriorities are in china. ~ , minister spriorities are in china. ., , china. the key goal certainly on this visit, china. the key goal certainly on this visit, and china. the key goal certainly on this visit, and in - china. the key goal certainly on this visit, and in the - china. the key goal certainly on this visit, and in the near| on this visit, and in the near term, is the bilateral relationship, normalisation. what this means in practice, i think, from the australian perspective, is achieving some short term wins in a way. further winding back the efforts at economic coercion that china imposed around three years ago on australia, on a range of australian commodities. that kind of the short term goalfor commodities. that kind of the short term goal for the commodities. that kind of the short term goalfor the prime minister. how much of an impac