Shane Warne says Australias selectors got their team line-up wrong for the World Twenty20. Steve Smiths team were knocked out by India in a must-win showdown in Mohali on Sunday, leaving their hopes of winning a first World T20 trophy once again in tatters.Sky Sports expert Warne says the Aussies should have kept Aaron Finch and David Warner together at the top of the order, with Usman Khawja coming in at No 3. First of all, our selection was wrong in my opinion, Warne told Cricket Australias official website.I dont think we got that right, we messed around with it too much rather than sticking with whats been a proven formula and we probably didnt play well enough, which is the brutal truth.I know Khawaja was in unbelievable form and had to play but I would have batted him at No 3. I dont think they should have broken up Finch and Warner and I think it upset the balance of the team. Aaron Finch should not have been dropped, says Warne Those two guys had been batting together for a long time, they have done well in Twenty20, theyve done well in one-day cricket, and suddenly they got spilt up.And I just would never, ever have left Aaron Finch out. Even if he missed out in a few games, I think that Finch-Warner partnership, its an intimidatory factor before a ball was bowled and people would have worried about Finch and Warner.Its not to say they didnt worry about Khawaja, but I just think the other two are more destructive. John Hastings should have played against India, says Warne Warne also believes Australia should have picked Durham all-rounder John Hastings - an expert death bowler - instead of Josh Hazlewood in their final two games.Australia got a bit too funky with their selections, Warne said. 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