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'Marsh Got A Skill Set That Could Be Helpful In Ashes', Says Australia Chief Selector Bailey
Lucknow Super Giants: Australia's chief selector George Bailey has said that experienced all-rounder Mitchell Marsh is still part of their plans for the 2025-26 Ashes to face England's pace-heavy bowling attack led by Jofra Archer and Mark Wood.
Marsh has battled a back injury in recent times. He was dropped after the fourth Test of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy series against India following a series of low scores. He featured in a BBL match for the Perth Scorchers on January 7 before sitting out the rest of the domestic season. He recently turned up for Lucknow Super Giants in the ongoing IPL 2025 season.
"I don't necessarily think that his red ball career is over as well. I don't think he was scoring the runs that he would have wanted, or we would have wanted when we left him out of the Test side. But I still think there's an incredibly exciting skill set there with the bat, the way he can rip a game open.
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Champions Trophy: Cummins, Hazlewood Ruled Out Of Australia’s Squad
Indian Premier League: Australia have officially announced that skipper Pat Cummins and fellow fast bowler Josh Hazlewood have been ruled out of the squad for the upcoming Champions Trophy and preceding two ODIs against Sri Lanka.
There’s Not A Lot Of Thought At The Moment, Says Khawaja On International Retirement
New Delhi: Australia’s veteran left-handed opener Usman Khawaja said he isn’t considering retirement from international cricket, saying he will continue to play Tests as long the feeling of him still contributing to the team exists.
Bailey Admits To Not Having Much Idea About Cummins’ Availability In Champions Trophy
Champions Trophy: Australia chief selector George Bailey has admitted that he doesn’t have much idea about the availability of Pat Cummins for the upcoming Champions Trophy, especially after undergoing scans on his ankle.
Australia 'very Hopeful' Of Green’s Return For World Test Championship Final
World Test Championship: Australia chief selector George Bailey said the panel is "very hopeful" about all-rounder Cameron Green being fit to play in the World Test Championship final against South Africa in June, though that could happen as a pure batter.
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‘Not Sure Yet’: Bailey Updates On Cummins Participation In Champions Trophy
ICC Champions Trophy: Australia's chairman of selectors, George Bailey, has provided an update on the fitness of Pat Cummins, raising concerns over the Australian skipper's availability for the upcoming ICC Champions Trophy.
Connolly Earns Maiden Call-up For Sri Lanka Test; McSweeney, Kuhnemann, Murphy Included
Sri Lanka Test: Western Australia’s young all-rounder Cooper Connolly has received his maiden Test call-up, while Nathan McSweeney has been recalled after missing the latter part of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy as Australia announced a 16-player squad for the upcoming two-Test tour of Sri Lanka, scheduled to kick off from January 29 in Galle.
4th Test: Top-order Smash Fifties As Aus Post 311/6 Despite Bumrah’s 3-75 (Lead)
Boxing Day Test: Day one of the Boxing Day Test rightfully lived up to its billing as Australia’s top four batters smashed fifties of varying kinds and helped the hosts’ post 311/6 in 86 overs at the close of Day 1 play against India. For the visitors’, it was Jasprit Bumrah yet again, who shined with figures of 3-75.
4th Test: Konstas Makes Blistering 60 On Debut As Australia Reach 112/1 Against India
Teenager Sam Konstas: Teenager Sam Konstas announced his arrival in international cricket with a blistering 60 off 65 balls, as Australia reached 112/1 in 25 overs against India at lunch on day one of fourth Test at the MCG on Thursday.
‘Mum Was In Tears, I Was Trying Not To Cry’: Konstas Reflects On Maiden Test Call-up
Big Bash League: The 19-year-old Australian batter Sam Konstas, currently representing Sydney Thunder in the Big Bash League (BBL), reflected on his maiden Test call-up to the men’s national team during the game against Sydney Sixers on Saturday.
BGT: I Was Very Impressed The First Time I Saw Konstas Bat, Says Hussey
Boxing Day Test: The Australian 19-year-old opener Sam Konstas gears up for a potential Test debut in the iconic Boxing Day Test against India at the Melbourne Cricket Ground. His call-up, hailed as an “exciting” opportunity by cricket legend Mike Hussey, comes at the expense of Nathan McSweeney, who has been dropped after just three Tests—a decision that has sparked mixed reactions from players and pundits alike.
Ability To Throw Something Different At India Led To Konstas Call-up, Says Bailey
Gavaskar Trophy Tests: Australia's chief selector George Bailey said the desire to throw something different towards India in the last two Border-Gavaskar Trophy Tests led to them giving a call-up to teenaged Sam Konstas and the omission of Nathan McSweeney.
BGT: McSweeney Dropped, Konstas Added To Aus Squad For Final Two Tests Against India
New South Wales: Young opener Nathan McSweeney has been dropped while uncapped Sam Konstas earned maiden call-up to the Australia Test squad for the last two matches of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy series in Melbourne and Sydney.
Konstas Is Very Confident Player Which You Don't See In Many, Says Bayliss
The Sydney Morning Herald: Trevor Bayliss, the legendary Australian coach who guided England to Ashes glory and a World Cup triumph said that he has seen something extraordinary in the 19-year-old Sam Konstas, which he calls a rare self-confidence and belief that he’s only witnessed in a handful of elite players.
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