Pakistan coach Dav Whatmore on Sunday said he was happy with the team's progress in the shortest format of the game ahead of this month's World Twenty20, saying the team was responding well.

Pakistan pulled off a sensational super over win against Australia in the second Twenty20 here on Friday, taking an unassailable 2-0 lead in the three-match series with the final match also in Dubai on Monday.

Whatmore said it was good to have wins on the board.

"I am very much delighted," Whatmore told reporters.

"We can't do any more than to win two out of two, it was an exciting finish but it's good to have the experience of the super over leading up to theWorldTwenty20."

The 58-year-old former Australian batsman said his team responded well after losing the preceding one-day series2-l.

"We played consistent cricket and the players have responded well after the GDIs because there was just one day in between the change of the format," said Whatmore, who took over in March thisyear.

"There is a very strong bond between the players, that's very good and they support each other and are ready to play for each other and for the country," said Whatmore, who also coached Sri Lanka to the 1996WorldCup title.

Whatmore said he was sure of the team's combination for the World Twenty20, where Pakistan is in Group D along with Bangladesh and New Ze aland.

" I am sure of the combination. We certainly need to know the conditions in Kandy where our first two matches are to pick the best combination. We don't have easy opponents because we think all the teams are