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David Warner might need endorsed Marcus Harris as his successor for opening slot in Tests, however Australia head coach Andrew McDonald mentioned they’re contemplating much more choices and Cameron Green can also be in competition. Warner will retire from Test cricket after the third match in opposition to Pakistan at Sydney starting on January 3. There have been quite a lot of debates as to who ought to exchange Warner at pole place with the names of Harris, Green, Matt Renshaw and Cameron Bancroft doing the rounds.
“Davey’s not a selector. I remember back to when Davey endorsed Matt Renshaw so I think the next one will probably be Cam Bancroft and then Cameron Green and he’ll have all bases covered.
“But it is nice when a fellow participant endorses another person internally. It implies that they’ve in all probability excluded different gamers as nicely, however he was requested his opinion and we’re pleased with him expressing that,” McDonald was quoted as saying by ESPNCricinfo.
Australia’s next Test assignment is against West Indies and McDonald said a decision on Warner’s successor will be taken well in time for that series.
“All choices might be thought of. We’re not going to make the choice till the deadline, which would be the West Indies recreation.
“Cameron Green, as a discussion around who are the best six batters, has definitely been in the conversation,” McDonald mentioned.
McDonald additionally confirmed that Warner will miss the ODIs and T20Is in opposition to the Windies in early February to be able to play for the Dubai Capitals within the ILT20 within the UAE.
He mentioned Cricket Australia has been wanting into the NOC (No-Objection Certificate) request of Warner.
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