Australia’s cleverness! This player was called in the middle of the series against India

New Delhi. Before the second Test match against India, Australia has included unknown all-rounder Beau Webster in its squad. The second test match of the 5-match series between India and Australia will be played in Adelaide from 6th December. Webster has been included in the Australian team as a replacement for injured Mitchell Marsh. In this five-match series, Marsh had suffered a muscle strain during the opening Test played in Perth. India won this match by 295 runs. Host Australia is behind 0-1 in the series.

Cricket.com.au quoted Beau Webster as saying, ‘It was nice to get some runs and wickets (for Australia A) against the strong Indian team. Whenever you play for the ‘A’ team, it is one level below Test, so it puts you in a good position. It was a really proud moment for me to get a phone call from ‘Belles’ (men’s selection chairman George Bailey) after the match against NSW was over. I am eagerly waiting to join the team.

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Webster awaits debut
Right-arm fast bowling all-rounder Webster has not made his/her international debut. But in the last two years he/she has performed well in Sheffield Shield. This 30-year-old player has scored 1788 runs with the help of five centuries and 9 half-centuries. Beau Webster impressed with a brilliant performance in Tasmania’s Sheffield Shield match against New South Wales earlier this week. Apart from scoring 61 and 49 runs, Webster also took five wickets in this match.

‘There will be no change in day night test’
Webster has the ability to make excellent use of the seam in fast bowling along with aggressive batting. he/she was named Sheffield Shield player of the year last season. And have been successful in maintaining their rhythm in the current season also. Despite the disappointing performance in the opening match of the series, Australia coach Andrew McDonald had said that there will be no changes in the home team for the pink ball (day-night) Test in Adelaide starting from December 6. Jack Nisbett has been included in the Prime Minister’s XI in place of injured James Ryan for this weekend’s practice match with the Indian team.

Australia’s team for the second test against India:
Pat Cummins (captain), Scott Boland, Alex Carey (wicket-keeper), Josh Hazlewood, Travis Head, Josh Inglis, Usman Khawaja, Marnus Labuschagne, Nathan Lyon, Mitchell Marsh, Nathan McSweeney, Steve Smith, Mitchell Starc, Beau Webster.

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