Sydney FC hope to build on their sensational A-League start by overthrowing a Wellington outfit weary from a long-haul trip to Perth.The leader-leading Sky Blues head to New Zealand on Sunday with eight goals, six points and two clean sheets under their belts following emphatic 4-0 defeats of Western Sydney and Central Coast.The Phoenix, meanwhile, sit last with none of the above after losses to Melbourne City and the Glory.Coach Graham Arnold expected Ernie Merricks side would still be suffering from last weekends tiring flight to Western Australia.On the flipside, he said Sydney had already recovered from Wednesday nights 3-0 FFA Cup semi-final triumph over Canberra Olympic.Wellington have had a much tougher travel routine than us ... were fit and healthy, and were going across to Wellington to win, Arnold said.Not that Arnold expected a walk in the park given Phoenixs attacking firepower can finally be put to proper use now several players, including Kosta Barbarouses and Michael McGlinchey, have recuperated from international duty.Theres no way that Wellington team is a bottom-of-the-table team. Theyre a top-four team, he said.They were crippled a bit by international weekend where they lost four or five players who had to be away with the New Zealand national team.Theyre all back now so its going to be a real tough test for us.But were in good shape and I expect us to win.To do so, the Sky Blues will field a full-strength XI.After sitting out the FFA Cup match, centre-back Alex Wilkinson (ankle) and left-back Michael Zullo (illness) will return to the starting line-up, while John Brillante and Brandon ONeill will resume their midfield partnership at the expense of Milos Dimitrijevic, who used Wednesdays rare start to score a cracking free-kick against Olympic.Milos Ninkovic will also reclaim his No.10 spot as Arnold eases Alex Brosque back after the captain completed his first full 90 minutes since February.Bernie Ibini has pulled up from his dream one-goal comeback with only muscle soreness, though a decision is yet to be made on whether the powerful winger will travel.Its just a decision that myself and the medical staff have to make in the welfare of Bernie, if its a wise thing with only a short turnaround, Arnold said.But Ive got good options again this week.Our attack is lethal and theyll only get better and better. 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It is frustrating coming from a county ground to a club ground, he said. Personally I dont think professional cricketers should play at club grounds, you never know what wicket you will get. Hopefully we will get to the stage where we wont have to play on these pitches again.Middlesex head Division One of the Specsavers County Championship while Glamorgan are bottom of Division Two, but the challenges of T20 cricket are very different to the four-day format and the visitors soon showed why they went into the tie four points clear of their hosts.Shaun Tait is now 33 years old, but the Australian is still capable of hurrying batsmen. His first ball knocked over Dawid Malans stumps and his sixth was edged by Paul Stirling to wicketkeeper Wallace. MIddlesexs attempts to rebuild werre cut short by three wickets in eight balls, two to Timm van der Guyten.ddddddddddddhat left Middlesex 39 for 5 in the ninth over and in danger of being dismissed before the after-work crowd had even arrived. Eoin Morgan, fresh from leading England to victory over Sri Lanka this week, eschewed his usual attacking game to rebuild with rookie Higgins.Aside from slapping van der Guyten over mid-off in the tenth over, and a reverse sweep off Dean Cosker in the 12th, Morgan proceeded cautiously. With five overs and a ball remaining Middlesex were 76-5. Morgan signalled the charge, clubbing Graeme Wagg over mid-wicket for six. The next over went for 19, the first of the innings to reap double figures.When Morgan was caught by Aneurin Donald for 58 Higgins, who had made 27 for thrice out previously this season, all in T20, took up the mantle. Waggs next over went for 20 as the Zimbabwean-born bat reached the first 50 of his career finishing unbeaten on 57 from 41 balls.The last 31 balls had gone for 78 runs but Middlesex still looked 20-30 runs short. Needing early wickets Malan gave Toby Roland-Jones, newly called into the England Test squad, three overs from the off. However, the breakthrough proved elusive. Roland-Jones did induce a false shot from Wallace, when the batsman was on nine, but the ball looped gently short of point.Wallace took swift advantage, lobbing a high full toss from Fuller for four, and cutting the subsequent free-hit to the same boundary. When the powerplay finished Glamorgan were 56-0 and they never looked back, Ingram finishing the match with three successive sixes of Ollie Rayner. ' ' '