The Moscas have lived in Sydney for three generations now. It is where the brothers – Anthony and Justin – picked up the cricket bat and ball in the dream of wearing the “Baggy Green” one day. The 31-year old Justin, a physical education teacher, is giving the Vietnamese community wings to fly. Anthony, 34, a carpenter who works at a juvenile centre, is reshaping broken lives. In the middle of all this, they have already made history by being part of the Italy team making its maiden appearance at a T20 World Cup. But all it takes for the Moscas to reveal their true colours is the mention of the ‘Azzurri’. “We both always wanted to be like Paolo Maldini or Roberto Baggio,” Anthony concedes. So much so that as Italy had a shot at qualifying for the T20 World Cup, the first thing that Justin did was grow his hair like Maldini’s long, flowing, feathered brown locks. “When I played football, I used to love sliding tackles because Maldini was the best at …