Australia learned a lot from one-wicket win over Zimbabwe: Inglis

[p]After their openers departed early, ‌wicketkeeper-batter Inglis (103) scored his second ODI century to ‌help Australia reach their target of 272 ‌with one ball to spare, completing a 3-0 series whitewash.[/p][p]"[b]I think we're going to get in those ‌situations again,[/b]" said Inglis.[/p][p]"[b]For those ⁠guys to have ‌done that today with a World Cup 12 months ​away, it will leave a good feeling with them, and they'll have a ​better idea of how to go about that situation again next time.[/b]"[/p][p]Despite losing his wicket ⁠and needing ​teammate Nathan Ellis to steer the side over the finish line, Inglis said he was glad to find his rhythm after scores of ‌4 and 21 in the first two matches of the series.[/p][embed guid="52165c0f-f1d5-4a74-b6b6-fad19deb39e0" url="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZfgDmWOy8pU" social-type="youtube" /][p]"[b]We just play a lot of Twenty20 cricket now, and it's just me finding the right tempo for one day cricket, and I sort of found that today,[/b]" the 31-year-old added.[/p][p]"Playing in a slightly different role with a younger team, I've probably ‌got to take some more responsibility in ​batting at number four.[/p][p]"[b]I wasn't there right ‌at the end, but to get there until the 40th over and get a hundred, I'm happy with it.[/b]"[/p][p]Australia next face 2027 World Cup co-hosts South Africa in ⁠a three-match ODI ⁠series beginning on ‌Thursday.[/p]