Australia Allrounder Cameron Green hopes to play a county crisner in England before the World Cup finals in South Africa in June. Green also wants to prepare for a big game playing some Sheffield Shield Crket for its home side of West Australia.
Green was subjected to back surgery in October 2024. After undergoing a stress fracture in his lower back during the Australian White Ball series in England. He has not played any crickets since then, and was also excluded from the Border-Gavaskar trophy against India.
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Cameron Green wants to play Sheffield Shield
While spoke at the Crickket Australia Award in Melbourne after winning the Community Impact Award for his work with renal Health Australia, Cameron Green revealed that he was watching a return to the last game of West Australia at home against Victoria on March 15th.
Green can play another game if WA qualifies for its fourth consecutive Shield final starting from March 26. However, he will need the approval of the Cricket Australia medical staff. They will have to go through some back scanning consistently after surgery to keep an eye on recovery.
Cameron Green’s recovery is already in front of the schedule. In January, he was seen running all over the soil in the video. It is also understood that he has been hitting nets in the last few weeks, but it has yet to continue bowling.
He is not expected to plow him because Australia wants him fully suitable for the Ashes 2025-26 series, which the series begins in late November. As a result, Green will only be available as a special dough in the WTC final, reducing his chances of marketing XI, according to ESPNCricinfo.
Cameron Green hopes to play county cricket before the WTC final
Cameron Green is likely to have a downtime in the county crisis in England on the eve of the WTC final against South Africa in Lord’s. The last of the eight rounds of the county championship matches will begin on May 2, which will be before the WTC finals, starting on June 11.
Not only will this apartment test their fitness in the red ball crisis, but it will also acclimatize it for English conditions. However, he will not be able to make a bowl, and Crickket Australia will only approve it if the club is interested in signing it as clean as a dough.
Cameron Green hit the number 4 for the last time he played a test match for Australia, which was against New Zealand in Christchurch in March 2024. The 25-year-old scored a magnificent 174* during that series while hitting this place.
However, since Steve Smith returned to no. 4 from the Border-Gavascar trophy, Green will move a series of order if he gets the opportunity in the XI toys. If you play it in Australia, playing XI will now not be easy for him to attend some world class players on the team.
Australian strong order of hitting
Australia have a powerful hit of the hitting with Marnus Labuschane, Steve Smith and Travis Head in No. 3, 4 and 5. Beau Webster was impressive in his debut test against India, and Australia could enter his comprehensive capacity in WTC finals .
Travis Head, which opens up hitting the USman Khawa in the current series against Sri Lanka, will move to number 5 for Summit Clash. According to Head, the young opener alone will open a hit against South Africa.
Australia is the defenders of the WTC champion and there will be favorites to win a trophy this time. However, they will face a solid challenge from the South African team that quietly played a great cricket.
