Fantastic five of Australian ODI squad

New Delhi: As Australia started their ODI series with an impressive 72 runs win, Captain Bailey proved that this Aussie squad has mettle to turn any match into their side.As the squad consists of mainly young blood, there are however some players who may cause headaches for the hosts as the series progresses. .So, lets have a look at five Aussie players who are threats to India in the coming ODI matches.1. Aaron Finch: Opener for the side, Aaron Finch gave Indian bowlers a reason to work harder at the nets. In the T20 match, though Australia lost but Finch's brutal hitting on every Indian bowler's ball gave an all clear sign that this man can turn the game towards Australian side quickly. Also, in the ODI opener Aaron's 72 helped Australia post a huge 300 plus total and laid the foundation of Australian innings. He is the man Indian bowlers have to take early if they need to restrict Australia from another win. 2. Shane Watson: Started his career as a pacer but later proved his batting skills, Watson is now known for his brutal hitting. Though he is unable to score runs in T20 and 1st ODI, he can come back into his previous form without previous warnings and can tear apart an Indian bowling attack.As bowler, Shane can pick wickets as he did in his first ODI picking 2 off his 8 overs. 3. Glenn Maxwell: Bailey took Glenn Maxwell for his aggressive hitting and he is proving his captain true. In the lower middle order he had done his job well in the first ODI with quick 31 runs hitting the ball thrice out of the park. 4. Mitchell Johnson: Australian bowling attack is dangerous if this man is out there in the park. Quick bouncers, furious Yorkers are his abilities. He made Indian batsmen on the backfoot with his bowling and would be a dangerous guy to look out for in the coming ODI's. 5. James Faulkner: Faulkner with his great batting down the lower order amazed all in the opening ODI match. Also his bowling was as impressive as his batting in the match. James took 3 wickets in his 8 overs.