Under-pressure Aaron Finch has a 'balancing act' on his hands

"That [resting Cummins] will be something that will have to be managed over these ten ODIs that are in pretty quick succession."And then having April with no cricket scheduled there is going to be really important for guys like Pat to freshen up and for guys like Mitchell Starc to get some good workload in."Nathan Coulter-Nile, too, has had a history of injuries, particularly back problems, and after Starc and Hazlewood return from their injuries, Finch said Australia would need to rotate their quicks and keep them fresh."It's going to have to be a balancing act with all the fast bowlers because playing ten ODIs in a month or even a bit less is uncharted territory for us as well," he said. The gloves will switch again - from Handscomb to Carey - but Finch reckoned that Handscomb's sure-footed approach against spin could prompt the management to play him as a specialist batsman to counter India's wristspinners Kuldeep Yadav and Yuzvendra Chahal."Yes, Pete is a very good player of spin, we have seen that he got a 70-odd in Melbourne [Sydney], (http://www.espncricinfo.com/series/18693/scorecard/1144997/australia-vs-india-1st-odi-india-in-aus-2018-19) and Maxwell is in really good form," Finch said.