India vs Australia: Mitchell Swepson reveals his plan against Virat Kohli, says it worked

Although he didn’t get Kohli like the first T20 International, the Indian skipper couldn’t really launch into Swepson despite looking dangerous against the pacers.

“Yeah, 100 percent (happy and satisfied), obviously a lot happier with how I bowled tonight compared to that first game. And I was a bit disappointed (other days), the ball came out little-bit shorter, which is not the way I like to bowl (in the first game),” Swepson said at the post-match media conference.

“So tonight, I just tried to really spin it up and get some nice shape and turn. That seemed to work a lot better for me and it worked quite well to Virat (Kohli),” he said.

One side was just 60 -odd metres and Swepson said that he had to defend that side bowling wide off Kohli.

“They had that short boundary, to his leg-side, so I was really just trying to defend that short-side and luckily I was able to do that,” added the 27-year-old bowler.

He called Adam zampa, a bit of a mentor as he has been there and done that at this level.

“Zampa has been excellent since I have come into the T20 squad. He is obviously a very experienced bowler now in white-ball cricket, played close to 100 games for Australia now.

“So being able to draw from a guy that’s been out there and done it, and particularly over the last couple of years, he has done it so well.”

Zampa has given him a lot of advice after he came into the squad, something that has helped him immensely.

“It was great to have him here as a bit of a mentor, especially having a guy like him out on the field, helping with setting fields and things like that was really handy for me.”