Andrew Symonds spoke on his team - Queensland Bulls' chances in the KFC T20 Big Bash ahead of tomorrow’s game against Tasmanian Tigers.

The Bulls desperately need to win the match in order to keep their hopes alive in the tournament. They have been unlucky with two defeats in as many as games. So, they will be looking at star batsman Symonds to perform.

Symonds has looked uncomfortable in the middle so far and has chipped in with 16 and 27 runs down the order.

Preparation ahead of Friday's match: In the first game we were couple of runs short. And in the second match we did not field well. So we never gave ourselves a chance to win that game. It is the sudden death for us now, which sometimes is not a bad thing. Sometimes you put your best foot forward when you are under that sort of pressure. We are going to do that tomorrow (Friday) night. Or, we are gone.

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Wicket at the Gabba: The curator is very good to us. It is a high flow kind of wicket and we will have to master that up with skills. Then we can win this game and keep moving in the competition.

On Bulls outing in the Big Bash: It was pretty important for us to win that first game (against the Victorians). That sort of a game takes off a bit pressure off you and gets the momentum going. Now we got to build our own momentum and be business-like in the way we go about our cricket.

On his game: I've been enjoying it. I've been doing more batting this week and been feeling more in touch. Hopefully, tomorrow we can convert some of this practice into a victory song.

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