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Following stunning victory over Pakistan in the first Test at Per🅷th, Australia have trimmed their squad to 13 🐻for the Boxing Day Test.
Young fast bowler Lance Morris has been🐭 left out for the upcoming match at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.
Australia’s squad for the second Test against Pakistan
The team, led by captain Pat Cummins, features a formidable lineup with a mix of experienced play🗹ers and promisin꧅g talents.
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Here is Australia’s 13-man squad for the Boxing Day Test:
- Pat Cummins (c): The skipper will lead the team, bringing his exceptional leadership and fast bowling skills to the forefront.
- Scott Boland: Boland’s impressive fast bowling performances have secured his spot spot in the squad.
- Alex Carey: The wicketkeeper-batsman continues to be a vital asset behind the stumps and in contributing with the bat.
- Cameron Green: The young all-rounder has showcased his potential, offering a valuable balance with both bat and ball.
- Josh Hazlewood: An experienced campaigner in the pace attack, Hazlewood brings reliability and consistency.
- Travis Head: The middle-order batter adds stability to the batting lineup with his aggressive yet composed style of play.
- Usman Khawaja: Khawaja strengthens the Aussie top order, providing a wealth of experience and skill.
- Marnus Labuschagne: A key player in Australia’s batting lineup, Labuschagne’s ability to anchor innings is crucial.
- Nathan Lyon: The premier spinner is expected to play a pivotal role in providing breakthroughs on spin-friendly tracks.
- Mitch Marsh: The all-rounder’s dual skills make him a valuable asset, contributing with both bat and ball.
- Steve Smith: A linchpin in Australia’s batting, Smith’s expertise adds depth and resilience to the lineup.
- Mitch Starc: The left-arm fast bowler brings his express pace and ability to swing the ball, making him a potent force.
- David Warner: The explosive opener is set to provide a fiery start at the top of the order, posing a constant threat to the opposition.