Australian all-rounder Mitchell Marsh is fully fit. He can play in the Pink Ball Test to be held in Adelaide from 6 December. Marsh himself has given this information in an interview to an Australian sports channel. Marsh said about his fitness in the interview that his body is absolutely fine, he is fully ready to play in the second Test. Marsh had a muscle strain in the Perth Test. Mitchell Marsh was in pain after the Perth Test Marsh had a muscle strain after the Perth Test. On Marsh’s injury, Australia’s head coach Andrew McDonald had said – ‘There is some doubt over Marsh’s fitness.’ Australia captain Pat Cummins also expressed concern over Marsh’s fitness. All-rounder Beau Webster has been included in the team Tasmania’s all-rounder Beau Webster was included in the team after Marsh’s muscle strain. Webster can also bat along with medium pace bowling. Webster scored 145 runs in four innings of the unofficial Test against India-A, remaining unbeaten twice. He also took seven wickets. Not only this, he scored 61 and 49 against New South Wales in the Sheffield Shield in Sydney and also took 5 wickets. Leading 1-0 in BGT
The Indian team is leading 1-0 in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy. The team defeated Australia by 295 runs within four days in the first Test. The second match of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy will be played in Adelaide from December 6. Other sports news Border-Gavaskar Trophy – Beau Webster included in Australian team: Doubt over Marsh’s fitness; The second Test will be held in Adelaide from December 6 Due to all-rounder Mitchell Marsh not being fully fit, Australia has included Tasmania’s all-rounder Beau Webster in the team. Read full news…
