Cameron Green Ruled Out Of Opening Test Against South Africa
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Australia loses all-rounder Cameron Green to an abdominal injury ahead of the first Test against South Africa.
Australia all-rounder Cameron Green will miss the opening Test match against South Africa after failing to recover from an abdominal strain sustained during a one-day international. Selectors are considering Nic Maddinson and Cooper Connolly to fill the vacant number five batting position in Durban. The injury leaves the touring side without a key all-rounder for the start of the series.
- Cameron Green suffered his abdominal strain during the final one-day international match last week.
- Coach Andrew McDonald stated that Nic Maddinson's inclusion in the Test squad should not come as a surprise.
- Cooper Connolly is also in contention to take the number five batting spot for the opening fixture.
Why it matters
Test cricket series between major nations require careful squad adjustments when frontline players suffer late injuries ahead of crucial opening matches.
What outlets agree on
Australia all-rounder Cameron Green is ruled out of the first Test against South Africa due to an abdominal strain.
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- The GuardianCameron Green injury opens door to Nic Maddinson ahead of first South Africa Test11h ago · open ↗
- CNAAustralia to miss injured all-rounder Green for first test19h ago · open ↗
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