Renshaw: No Complaints on Sub-Continental Tracks, Australia Wasn't Good Enough

• Australian batter Matt Renshaw refused to blame the slow R Premadasa Stadium surface for their 23-run defeat to Zimbabwe in the T20 World Cup.
• Renshaw stated that visiting teams from the sub-continent never complain about pace and bounce when they tour Down Under.
• His 44-ball-65 went in vain as Australia were bowled out for 146, struggling to force the pace against the Zimbabwe attack.
• Renshaw emphasized the need to adapt to different surfaces, dismissing the idea that adjusting from bouncy Australian tracks was a problem.
• He praised Zimbabwean bowlers for sticking to their game plan and making the 170-run target challenging, admitting Australia simply "weren't good enough".