Sometimes it is a good place to bowl. However, I have some bad news for the bowlers straight away: the boundary sizes. 60 metres to my left, 61 to my right, and 76 down the ground. That is tiny. There is no good news in the boundary sizes, but what about the pitch? It's 70% red soil, 30% black soil. What that means, I think, could favour the batters as well. So not a great night to be a bowler, but to find out more, we have Aaron Finch. Good day, Swanny. Great to be here. Yeah, like you said, this outfield is very, very short tonight. They've brought the boundaries in. But as soon as I come down and look at this wicket, the first thing you notice is how patchy it is. There are little bits of grass, but there are also a lot of really dry patches right throughout. So for me, that will give the bowlers a little bit of a reprieve. And one thing, it's been tough year for LSG throughout this season, particularly at this ground. But the one thing they can hold their hat on, is that their quicks have been exceptional at nailing that 6-8 metre length, they concede under a run a ball when they find that length. So both teams will be looking at that and really looking to exploit it tonight. As for the wicket, bat first, trouble. Batting second, you can chase down the total later on. Well, I'm glad to hear there might be a bit more in it for the bowlers tonight, but it still looks pretty good.