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Maxwell Likely To Be Out Of Action For A Month Due To Hamstring Tear
The Big Bash League: Australia's veteran all-rounder Glenn Maxwell faced a significant setback after scans revealed a grade two tear in his left hamstring, casting doubt on his availability for the start of the Big Bash League (BBL).
Maxwell sustained the injury while fielding during the third T20 against Pakistan in Hobart on Monday. He was seen grabbing at his hamstring and hobbling off Bellerive Oval during Australia's third T20 international against Pakistan on Monday.
The injury also disrupts Maxwell’s push for a Test recall ahead of Australia's two-match series in Sri Lanka in February 2025. He last played Test cricket in 2017. Additionally, he will now likely miss a Sheffield Shield game that he planned to use as preparation for the BBL season.
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'Openers Around Country Can Only Blame Themselves': Paine Hits Back At Renshaw Over Opening Role Debate
The Sydney Morning Herald: As Nathan McSweeney prepares to step into the coveted role of Australia’s Test opener alongside Usman Khawaja, his selection has stirred both excitement and debate within Australian cricket circles.
'I’m Definitely More Hungry': Beau Webster Eyes Test Spot After Australia A Success
With Mitch Marsh: Beau Webster, fresh off an impressive season in the Sheffield Shield and solid performances with Australia A, is ready to seize any opportunity that comes his way as Australia prepares for the home Test series against India. Though not selected for the initial squad in Perth — where Josh Inglis claimed the reserve batting spot, Webster remains hopeful about being in contention, particularly if an all-rounder slot opens up.
Usman Khawaja Backs Nathan McSweeney As Opening Partner In BGT
Usman Khawaja: Australia batter Usman Khawaja has laughed off the subject of Nathan McSweeney’s strike rate of 41.92 being lower than his in Tests 48.3 and expressed belief that the young all-rounder is ready to take up the job left for grabs after David Warner’s retirement.
BGT 2024-25: McSweeney 'ready For The Challenge' With Test Debut Against India
New Delhi: Australia batter Nathan McSweeney, who is set to make his Test debut in the first Test in Perth, is confident to face India's potent pace bowling attack during the upcoming Border-Gavaskar series as the South Australia skipper thinks he's currently in top batting form.
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Former Australian Test: Former Australian Test captain Tim Paine has expressed his confidence that Usman Khawaja, despite nearing his 38th birthday, would continue to represent Australia in international cricket for a few more years.
Michael Neser Ruled Out Of Australia A With Hamstring Injury
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We Can Stay On Top Of KL Rahul For The Majority Of The Summer: Boland
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ODI World Cup: Australia head coach Andrew McDonald has acknowledged that Mohammed Shami’s absence is a big loss for India, but added his team won’t take the pacers who replace him lightly during the all-important Border-Gavaskar Trophy series starting on November 22 in Perth, citing the Gabba Test win of the visitors’ in 2021.
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