'Faulkner the best finisher with the bat' - Watson
Shane Watson recalls his World Cup memories and picks his impact players

Shane Watson: "To see Adam Gilchrist go absolutely bananas after he didn't have the best tournament leading up to that final was pretty amazing." • AFP
The home World Cup in 1992. That really stands out. The interesting uniforms the teams had with the colours on the shoulders, also watching the final and seeing Wasim Akram bowl those couple of incredible balls to change the game.
Steven Smith.
Lasith Malinga. For his consistency, where he hits his yorkers all the time in all the tournaments he's played, it's pretty incredible to watch but not so much fun to face!
I'd say Jimmy Faulkner. He's done it consistently for the last 18 months under a lot of pressure, he's got it done just about every single time. So for me Jimmy by quite a long way.
A lot of it depends on the conditions but on good wickets with two new balls, 35 overs is usually a perfect time. In slower conditions, where the ball's going to turn a bit more and get a little bit older, the earlier the better.
The 2007 World Cup final against Sri Lanka. To see Adam Gilchrist go absolutely bananas after he didn't have the best tournament leading up to that final, on such a big stage, was pretty amazing.
Yeah I was a pizza delivery boy when I was 18. I actually trashed my car one night when I was trying to find the street numbers in the dark.
South Africa.
Daniel Brettig is an assistant editor at ESPNcricinfo. @danbrettig