Scott Boland
India-A vs Australia-A Team: Team India will tour Australia in November, where Team India will have to participate in five Tests of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, but before that there will be two four-day matches between Australia-A and India-A. Now the Australia A team has been announced for the two matches, where 17 players will get a chance. 25-year-old Nathan McSweeney will captain the team, while 30-year-old Beau Webster will return to the Australia A team for the first time since 2016.
Sam Constas has been in fine form for some time now
Sam Konstas has also earned a place in the Australia A team. He has performed strongly in the Sheffield Shield domestic cricket tournament. He scored centuries in both innings against South Australia. Domestic cricket legends Marcus Harris and Cameron Bancroft have also been included in the team. Harris started the season with his 29th first-class century, scoring 143 against Tasmania.
6 fast bowlers got chances
Players like Todd Murphy and Corey Rocchioli were also given a chance in the Australia A team. If these two players perform well against India A, then both of them can get a place in the Australian first team. Six fast bowlers have been included in the team, in which Scott Boland and Michael Neser also have good experience in international cricket.
Chief selector George Bailey said that as usual in Australia A selection, we have selected a team that we expect to perform well, with players who are in top form. You can also give them gifts. Selecting the Australia A team was challenging, highlighting the depth and talent possessed by the senior players who are close to returning to international level. The selected players have a great opportunity to make thorough preparations.
Schedule of two matches between Australia A vs India A:
October 31-November 3: First four-day match
November 7–10: Second four-day match, Melbourne
Australia A Team:
Nathan McSweeney (captain), Cameron Bancroft, Scott Boland, Jordan Buckingham, Cooper Connolly, Ollie Davis, Marcus Harris, Sam Konstas, Nathan McAndrew, Michael Neser, Todd Murphy, Fergus O’Neill, Jimmy Pearson, Josh Philippe, Corey Rocchioli, Mark Steketee, Beau Webster
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