Veteran Bowler Returns, Good News For Australian Team
Veteran bowler returns to team, Good news for Australian team: India vs Australia Test Series.
The four-match Test series between India and Australia starts on 17 December. The first Test match will be played in Adelaide, which will be a day-night Test.
Good news has emerged for the Kangaroo team before this match. Veteran bowler in the Australian team has returned, who has the most wickets from the pink ball.
Indeed, after the first match of the three-match T20 series played between India and Australia.
Fast bowler Mitchell Starc was out of the bio-bubble due to family reasons, because of a problem in his family member.
Due to this, Mitchell Starc did not play the last two matches of the T20 series, but now he is returning to the team for the Test series. This has also been confirmed.
Mitchell Starc has taken 46 wickets for Australia in the day-night test match. He is the highest wicket taker from Pink Ball.
He is followed by Nathan Lyon, who has taken 28 wickets with a pink ball. In this way, it is not less than good news for the Australian team, because the Kangaroo team is troubled by injuries.
In all departments, from opener to all-rounder and bowler, there is definitely an injury.
Mitchell Starc is scheduled to return to training from 14 December, as he is scheduled to make his first Test debut since Thursday 17 December.
He will fly from Sydney to Adelaide on a chartered flight on Monday. Sean Abbott, Joe Burns, Cameron Green, Marcus Harris and Mitchell Swapson will also play in the Test series against India.
In such a situation, these players will also go from Sydney to Adelaide, because these players are currently participating in a day-night practice match against India.
Gavaskar expressed concern, Indian players are getting too much hamstring
If Indian cricket lovers today know where the hamstring muscle is, thanks to the hamstring injury, Indian players have suffered in the last few months.
Strict lockdown may be one of the main causes of this particular injury, in which players were unable to go out for a run or to go to the gym.
