Australian Team Openers Are Fit Will Play Third Test Against India
Australian team openers are fit, will play third test against India: Ind vs Aus.
Australian team coach Justin Langer said on Tuesday that opener David Warner is very likely to play the upcoming third Test match against India.
The four-match series between India and Australia is currently 1–1 on par and the third Test is to be played at the Sydney Cricket Ground from 7 January.
Regular openers David Warner and Will Pukowski were both injured and both had to be ruled out of the first two Tests against India.
In a virtual press conference on Tuesday, Justin Langer said, “There is a lot of hope that David Warner will be ready for the third test.
He is a warrior. I have said this from day one that he will make every effort to prepare for the third test.” It looks like he is going very well, he is very determined to play.
He loves this competition and we like to play Test cricket. During training, in the afternoon, Warner got the last We will look at the bar and we will discuss it.
He is very likely to play his third Test match. “
He went on to say, “David has played white-ball cricket like Steve Smith recently, David probably hasn’t played any four-day cricket for four months now.
He is adept at the game and his experience will help him through. ” Talking about Warner’s ability to run fast between wickets.
Langer said, “I think David Warner’s batting is fine. Maybe he might have to do some different movements on the field, So we have to bring them to slip. “
He has said, “I still remember some great catches taken at Leeds in the 2019 Ashes, he is such a natural talent.
He is playing with some pain and like a lot of cricketers you play through certain levels of pain, He is ready for it. Hopefully, it won’t be too much of a hindrance. ”
Coach Langer has also revealed that Will Pukowski has also recovered from an injury that hit him in the head against India A.
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