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Australia’s Fast Bowling Blow: Michael Neser Ruled Out Of India Test Series Opener!

Australia's Michael Neser injured his hamstring during India A match and will miss the first Test against India.

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The first match of the 5-match test series between India and Australia will be played on November 22 at the WACA ground. This series is very important for both the teams. Australia has been losing to India at home for two consecutive times.

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At the same time, Team India would like to win this series and secure its place in the WTC final. However, before this match, bad news has come for Australia. A veteran Australian bowler has been injured.

Neser Got Injured

Australia’s veteran fast bowler Michael Neser has been injured. He took four wickets in the second four-day match against India A at the MCG. He suffered a hamstring injury during this match. Playing for Australia A, Michael Neser stunned India A’s top order in the second four-day match. He dismissed four of the first five batsmen. After this, he got injured and limped off the field.

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Due to this injury, he will not be able to bowl in this match. Earlier, Neser had also suffered a hamstring strain while playing for Queensland in the domestic One-Day Cup last month.

India A Was Stunned

In the second four-day match against India A, he dismissed Abhimanyu Easwaran and Sai Sudarshan in the first over itself. After this, he made India captain Ruturaj Gaikwad and Devdutt Padikkal his victims. Due to his lethal bowling, India A was all out for just 161 runs. Neser has played 2 Test matches for Australia. But his record in domestic cricket has been excellent. He has taken 374 wickets at an average of 24.18.

Australia Has Not Announced The Team Yet

Australia has not yet announced its team for the Test series against India. It was believed that Michael Neser could be included in the team as a backup for this series. In such a situation, the Australian team would now be praying that he recovers as soon as possible.

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Aditya Mallick

Aditya Mallick

Senior Sub-Editor (Sports)

Aditya Mallick is a Senior Sub-Editor (Sports) with over 4+ years of experience covering a wide range of sports, including cricket and football. His in-depth coverage of major sporting events such as ICC Cricket tournaments and prominent football leagues demonstrates his expertise in the field. Aditya holds a Bachelor of Business Administration from Maharshi Dayanand University and has contributed to leading media outlets like Zee News and The Times of India. Aditya's articles undergo rigorous fact-checking by a dedicated News Desk team before publication, ensuring accuracy and reliability. His commitment to journalistic integrity has made him a trusted voice in sports media. Beyond the newsroom, Aditya actively engages with the sporting community and is a member of various sports journalism and media associations. Feel free to connect with him on LinkedIn to stay updated with his latest insights and contributions to sports journalism.

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First published on: Nov 07, 2024 06:19 PM IST


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