"I guess, personally being out there, the attitude wasn't bad. We were trying. We had difficult situations with our bowlers, as I mentioned, making sure they got the right overs in. It was difficult out there with two set batters, and Rishabh (Pant) slogging it the way he did. But I absolutely would love to sit down and chat with AB for all parts of my game."

Border said while commentating on the match for Fox Cricket that the team's performance in the last session of Day 2 was "one of the worst, lethargic performances" he has ever seen in the final session of any cricket.

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"This is Australia A, they are representing Australia, they are young blokes trying to make their way. That fielding performance, bowling performance, captaincy performance -- an absolute disgrace. Not up to scratch at all," said Border.

"If Alex Carey is in line to be an Australian captain, he has got a lot of work to do for me. He has gone down quite a few pegs. He is a good cricketer Alex Carey, he has got a bit of energy himself, but yesterday he should have reacted to the way the general feel around the team was," he continued.

Border added that he would accept it if the players had an explanation for what happened in that session. "I'm happy for any of those guys to come talk to me about what was going on yesterday afternoon and stand corrected but very ordinary stuff," said Border.

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