Know whom Indian bowlers dread the most: it's Aaron Finch

Jaipur: With two big half centuries in Australia's opening two fixtures, Aaron Finch not only has successfully assumed the role of David Warner as Australia's batting enforcer on tour of India but also shaped himself up as a dangerman for India. In one off twenty20 and first ODI, Finch's aggressive and unconventional approach has unsettled India's bowlers.The 26-year-old is in a cracking form, that was visible when he blasted Indian bowlers in the first two games. Short format specialist David Warner has not been included for this tour as he is struggling with his form.Finch's whirlwind 89 helped Australia post 7-201 in Rajkot, which was however run down with two balls to spare by India's master chasers Yuvraj Singh and MS Dhoni.While teammates came and went, he thrashed the ball into and over the boundary rope time and again before repeating the effort with a starring 72 in Sunday's victory.It follows on from his breakout series in England, which included a record-setting 156 - the highest individual T20 international innings.Captain George said it was clear that Finch made life easier for his teammates by rattling the confidence of his opposition."Certainly whenever you're in a partnership with him it feels like the game flows along nicely because he's always putting pressure back onto the bowlers," Bailey said."I think when (Shane Watson) is batting well he does exactly the same thing."With those two guys at the top of the order it certainly makes it easier for some of us coming into the middle."Finch and fellow opener Phil Hughes put on a 110-run opening stand in the first ODI, laying the platform for Australia to set a target above 300.