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Nathan McSweeney edges closer to Test debut with first audition as opener
- Australia A captain batted at No 4 in first tour match against India
- Marcus Harris named to open ahead of Cam Bancroft and Sam Konstas
In-form Nathan McSweeney has one foot in the Test team after being confirmed as opener for the final Australia A game. The South Australia captain was the only contender for the vacant batting spot in Australia’s top six to fire in last week’s win against India A in Mackay.
McSweeney top-scored twice in the game, including hitting an unbeaten 88 in the second innings as Australia A sealed a seven-wicket victory over India A. The 25-year-old batted at No 4 in both innings of that match but has been promoted to open with Marcus Harris in the four-day match at the MCG starting on Thursday.
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Australia A captain Nathan McSweeney will open for the first time in his red-ball career on Thursday, as selectors narrow down their opening candidates for the upcoming summer of Test cricket.
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’Stand up for that’: Warner’s message to cricket chiefs amid India controversy
David Warner has called for a “follow-up” to umpire Shawn Craig’s ball-tampering comments to India A players in the match with Australia A, suggesting Cricket Australia quashed the incident to avoid controversy ahead of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy.